Hunter Honey Farm harvest host

Today was an extremely long travel day. We left Southaven around 7am and immediately our stupid GPS decided to take us not on the route we selected but what it felt like. We had to re-route ourselves, and that is never great.

After like 4 reroutes due to accidents, construction, and low hanging overpass, we finally got on a pretty good highway for a long stretch. We we heading for Evansville, IN and a delicious butterburger at Culver's. Just as we are about to get there, road closed. Such joy. We get to drive the bus thru Historic Evansville. If you know anything about the size of downtown streets , ou can imagine how not fun that was.

Lunch was had and not a moment too soon. Someone was getting super hangry. We put the generator running so we could put the roof a/c on for the dogs.

After lunch , we only had about 2 more hours before our arrival at Hunter Honey Farm. I like HH farms, but I don't like the roads these farms are on. Good thing I don't care about pinstripes!

This Farm is so nice. Tons of nice products to purchase. Very quiet spot. The wildflowers are everywhere and not only do the bees enjoy them. I've seen butterflies and hummingbirds too.

Of course, we are the midst of a heatwave, but it's breaking. Right now, it's 89, but it's no humidity and a lovely breeze blowing. If summer was like in LA, I'd love it.

We are just hanging out and enjoying the quiet. Tomorrow we will be in Lake Michigan. Only a 4 hour drive tomorrow.

Idiot of the day is not a person but the goddamm rv gps which is SUPPOSED to take into account our height and width and give us appropriate routes. I'd like to speak to its manager.Baca lagi