Eastbank Campground Bainbridge, GA

This campground is the last stop before heading back to Florida for a few months.  The Corp of Engineers built this campground.  This group builds dams creating these beautiful lakes. It is fortunate for us; they also make campgrounds around the lake for us to enjoy.   Our site was right on the water.  The unique part of this lake was the multitude of coots floating on top of the water.  We have never seen so many birds in one place.

As we kayaked on the lake, we tried to float so as not to disturb them.  However, as we neared the flock, the birds all seemed to take off simultaneously.  The noise made was unreal.  It then became a cat and mouse game as we tried to sneak up on them before they took flight.  Unfortunately, it was a game we could never win.

Each time we camp by a lake, it reinforces the desire to find a home lakeside.  The feeling of serenity and being surrounded by nature fills my soul and, I know this is where I am supposed to be.  When we tire of traveling the United States, our landing spot will be on a lake.  We don’t know where yet, but that is part of the journey.

We look forward to our stay back in Florida to see family and friends, especially my grandson, whom we haven’t seen much of except for facetime.  I have built up many kisses and hugs and can’t wait to deliver them in person.   The plan is to start exploring again at the beginning of March.  Posts will be far and few until then as we enjoy the Florida sunshine and being with those we love.