I messed up and we ended up with 2 nights between leaving Hollywood and when we were due in Georgia. I found something called HipCamp – an app where people who have land (and usually hookups) rent you an RV spot. Since Jim’s brother would be in Orlando, and there were no Harvest Hosts, we rented a spot on a horse farm for two nights. It was beautiful and peaceful, we got to see Craig and the girls before heading out to Tybee Island. We walked to the beach and then were able to see Wormsloe, the remains of a homestead built in the early 1700, using sand, oyster shells, water, and lyme. In the mid 1800’s a descendent planted 400 Live Oaks on the driveway – it was stunning. We were also able to see Fort Pulaski, a Confederate fort that surrendered to Union forces in April 1862. Fort Pulaski has drawbridges, a 7 foot deep 36-48 foot wide moat around it. Cannonballs were still imbedded in the exterior brick – it was an incredible building that housed thousands of people. Britt did some winter camping in tents ( -5 degrees at night) in Yellowstone and went cross-country skiing.
Jim and Sherry's RV Life 