First stop: Searcy County Courthouse. We'd forgotten our county property taxes when Jo went into town on Wednesday. They are due today. We had to get our taxes paid before leaving town for the weekend. Didn't take long.
Second stop: Wally World in Harrison. A couple of items bought, but mainly needed to stretch our legs and use their facilities. A rest area is just a few miles up the road, but it's on the wrong side. It's sometimes very difficult to get a break in the traffic so one can pull back onto Highway 65 heading toward Springfield.
In recent years, more and more long-term occupants are assigned spaces amongst the permanent residents. I supposed the demand for mobile home spaces has fallen over the years as it became easier to finance a non-mobile home. Now there are always plenty of spaces available in the RV lot whereas in the past, reservations made well ahead of time were necessary.
Jo and I got the Scotty situated in its RV slot, which doesn't take long, and had a
Since we had only one booth to set up and most of the afternoon in which to accomplish that task, we didn't get in any big rush. We piddled at setting up the booth and stopped to visit with several new arrivals as they pulled into the park. By seven o'clock we had the booth set up. Since there was no bad weather in the forecast, Jo even put her pots out on the shelves. (She doesn't usually do that until Saturday morning.) We headed back to the trailer for the remainder of the evening.
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