We had a quiet morning – laundry and RV maintenance tasks.
The bathroom sink was cracked so Steve pulled off the surround and siliconed it
up. He also discovered that under the sink is where the fresh water tanks are.
Learning something new about the RV every trip!
In the afternoon we got the scooter off and headed into
Frankfort to look around. They’ve got a quaint historic district and we parked
at the State Capitol Building. The tours had finished for the day, but we
walked around the outside and took a look at Frankfort’s famous floral clock. Frankfort
is the state capital, but only has around 27,000 people.
We also stopped in at the Governor’s residence, also closed
to tours, but has a very pretty garden.
The rain started so we headed back to the RV park where we
had a great chat to the ladies on the reception desk. They loved our accents
and wanted to keep chatting. 😊
We’ve decided to base here for a few days and go out on day
trips. It seems all the accommodation is booked up because of the Kentucky
Derby festival so we figured we should stay put, even if it is a bit of a drive
to the attractions we want to see. The park is quiet (except for the resident
geese in the morning) and the people here are lovely.
Evening spent reading and listening to the rain falling
gently on the roof.
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