We spent another day in Zephyrhills where we drank coffee, cleaned Sylvie inside and out, did laundry, and thought about where to go next. On February 24, 2020 we traveled west to Homosassa and Nature’s Resort on the coast. We spent two days hanging around, taking long walks; Doug prepared a homemade red sauce – quite a feat on our two-burner stove with limited cookware. It was delicious, and made for good leftovers.
After Doug walked and Judy swam, we attended the apparently famous Hot Dog Dinner at the Resort Club House. They had great food – Cole slaw, chili, good dogs – served by other campers for not much money.
On February 26 we headed north on back roads, particularly Route 19, going straight through farmland and timberland and passing a Georgia Pacific cellulose plant in Perry, Florida. Another sign on the way: Bean’s Pillar of Smoke Bar-B-Que. We stayed at Eagle’s Roost RV Resort in Lake Park, Georgia, a park near the highway that seems to be used heavily by snowbirds and others as a waypoint.
The next day we turned northeast to Savannah. Other signs along the way: On a church sign in Jesup, Georgia: “God can make miracles out of messes & mistakes.” Gooey’s Pizza. Leaps and Bounds Gymnastics.
On Board Sylvie 
Glad your convertion palace is working so well.
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