The drive was longer than our usual at 240 miles, but not a bad trip. This is just an overnight here, and we got a nice pull-thru that didn't require us to disconnect the Envoy.
Petersburg COE (Oct 22-28)
It was a very relaxing 91 miles here from Twin Lakes. We were glad we were not heading north because of the monstrous traffic heading to the Clemson game. The take their football very seriously in these parts. We have a beautiful site once again and the weather is perfect.
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Wednesday - Joan's brother Skip and his wife Shirley joined us today.
Friday - The wind finally calmed down enough for us to get the kayaks out and do a little fishing. Skip caught a small perch and a better crappie and John caught a nice perch on a chartreuse Clouser.
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Wednesday - Joan's brother Skip and his wife Shirley joined us today.
Friday - The wind finally calmed down enough for us to get the kayaks out and do a little fishing. Skip caught a small perch and a better crappie and John caught a nice perch on a chartreuse Clouser.
Twin Lakes COE Campground on Lake Hartwell
We set up on Site 26, which is just gorgeous. It is dry and sunny, about 80 degrees, with a nice breeze. It took a couple of hours to come over the mountain to get here. We are truly in Clemson country.
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Tuesday, October 18 - We spent most of the day with our friends Tom and Jane at their beautiful home near us here. We took their boat out on Hartwell and did some fishing. We could see schools of bait fish which were being targeted by bigger fish, so we casted towards them. Joan managed to hook and land a nice spotted bass near one of these schools. John hooked one but it jumped as he set the hook and managed to get free. Tom and Jane liked our Regency so well, they drove to Montana to pick up one for themselves. We plan to get together in Florida this winter when they come south.
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Tuesday, October 18 - We spent most of the day with our friends Tom and Jane at their beautiful home near us here. We took their boat out on Hartwell and did some fishing. We could see schools of bait fish which were being targeted by bigger fish, so we casted towards them. Joan managed to hook and land a nice spotted bass near one of these schools. John hooked one but it jumped as he set the hook and managed to get free. Tom and Jane liked our Regency so well, they drove to Montana to pick up one for themselves. We plan to get together in Florida this winter when they come south.
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