Our new motorhome! We bought a Roadtrek, a Class B motorhome. You can see the mini-van on the far right, so you can compare the size. It's built on a Chevy van chassis.

This is the view from the back. It has central heat and air so the a/c doesn't sit on top like most motorhomes. That's the vent you see in back.

Blackie wanted on the sofa (covered with a sheet) but Little Bear moved to the center of it so he couldn't get on. She wouldn't share!

There is a small town in Missouri named Gerald. We joked that it's named after Jerry!

Jerry (Gerald, as he's known back home), his sister Brenda's daughter, Jill, and his brother Darrin, taken before Jill's brother Jason's wedding to Jen. Now, got everybody straight?

Jill (one of the bridesmaids) and her mother, Brenda (mother of the groom).

Pretty wedding cake! I've never seen a square/round combination before.

Percy and Jerry sharing a good laugh.

Jeff, brother of the groom and best man. He's an opera singer and sang at the wedding. What a treat!

Vicki (Jerry's brother's Ken's wife) and Brenda.

Finally! Jen and Jason coming down the stairs at the reception.

Eating the cake.

Sorry this is a little blurry, but I liked the picture so much I'm putting it in anyway. This is Jerry's sister Janet and her husband Mel.

We stopped at Gastons Restaurant at Bull Shoals in Arkansas for the second time. We were there in 2003 also.

You can see the dining room through the trees.

The dining room has two levels and this is taken from the upper level. You can see the bicycles hanging from the ceiling (a good waste of bicycles!). Outside are hummingbird feeders.

We're still eating at Gaston's and the fog is rolling in.

We stayed at Bullshoals State Park and had a campsite right on the water. The pole was for hanging a lantern.

This is the White River we were camped on.

We came through the small town of Hardy, AR on our way from Bull Shoals heading toward Memphis. Very quaint. I wish we'd had time to walk around some.

Old Gas Pumps in Hardy, AR

This raccoon was helping himself to lunch at the dumpster where we were getting gasoline.

Friends Cookie and Doug who live just north of Memphis. We've known Cookie for several years through our Idita-Support group on the Internet, but it's nice to put a face to the name.

One of the recent hurricanes took out a third of the Weir Dam. It will be repaired in the next few months, and be so nice to have a waterfall there again. The Doe River Covered Bridge is in the background.

Red lillies in the front yard.

This is a pump waterfall that I bought at Elizabethton's Covered Bridge Days festival.