It was a spur of the moment decision. The decision ingredients –
a perfect weekend forecast and an RV that needed to have a test run. The alternative was to stay home and paint the pool house. I hate to paint. And, its not too often that you get warm summer weather at the end of September, so I said the heck with painting. Also, my RV was just back from the dealer and I wanted take it on a long drive to make sure all was working properly.
Where to go? Why not to the beach? A 110 miles south to the Charlestown Breachway, which was still open for another month. Twenty bucks a night for a camping spot. I brought my own food and room on wheels. It was perfect.
I didn’t need to pack much for a two day weekend. A change of clothes, some food for breakfast, and I was off. Not much to write about. I’ll let the pictures do the talking.
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| Fishing and sunning on the Breachway |
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| Waterfront campsites |
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| View from my beach chair across the inlet |
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| Campers on East Beach (4 wheel drive and beach permit required) |
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| Charlestown Beach |
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| Kayakers in the pond |
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| Moon over East Beach |
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It was a spur of the moment decision. The decision ingredients – a perfect weekend forecast and an RV that needed to have a test run. The alternative was to stay home and paint the pool house. I hate to paint. And, its not too often that you get warm summer weather at the end of September, so I said the heck with painting. Also, my RV was just back from the dealer and I wanted take it on a long drive to make sure all was working properly.
