Trip to Lynchburg RVP (pictorial)

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9.30 -Traveling to Lynchburg RV Park in Gladys, VA
Today, the 30th, we will leave Woodstock and drive 150 miles to Gladys, VA. We’ll be staying at the Lynchburg Thousand Trails Campground.
We arrived in Lynchburg all in one piece. The trip was very pleasant especially a fifty mile segment of it on US 29. It was a 4-lane divided highway which looked like it was carved right through the Shenandoah National Park. In general the roads rated a 9+. On our trip down here we saw highway signs for  the President Woodrow Wilson Presidential Library and Appomattox, VA the courthouse. This would be the location that General Lee surrendered. The picture below is not very clear but is a result of my asking Carla to take the picture in a coach going sixty miles per hour.

The road up is littered with farms both big and small, beef cattle in general.

The views come in so fast, unless you’re riding with a camera in your lap, it’s hard to catch them all in time.

As we traveled south we were in constant view of the Shenandoah Mountain Range and to the west were the Appalachia Mountains. Just prior to our leaving Walmart we met a very nice couple who had just gotten married about a month ago. They were traveling North to attend their daughters wedding. She, in a past life had been a RVer for sixteen years and had talked her new husband into the lifestyle. They mentioned that their home base is in Bowling Green, FL where they spend their winter months. I’m sure we’ll be seeing them again. I think she said the campground there at is Arcadia Peace River RV Park.

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