Today is another travel day. However, all travel days are short here in Cajun Country. In total, we travel only 160 miles from campsite to campsite. In fact, the only reason we move as much as we do is that a minimum of five locations are required on a National Caravan, according to the Airstream Club (WBCCI).
So today we drive from New Iberia to Abbeville – a total of 21 miles…!
The countryside is quite varied, but for the most part it is wide open spaces…
The pictures above and below show sugar cane…
There are a few small (very small) towns, and a variety of houses: ramshackle, modest farm houses, very nice older farm houses, and, of course, starter castles and McMansions… This trip was slow and easy…
This campground is a total opposite of New Iberia; it is small, hidden back in the woods about one mile from the highway, full of trees (no satellite TV for me!), and no amenities other than full hook-ups.
We parked and set up the Villa and had the rest of the day to catch up of my to-do list – I need to be finalizing the next leg of our trip after the caravan is over. We will be heading to the east coast, travelling north a bit, then back west to Kentucky, where we begin Springtime in Kentucky Caravan on April 25…
We did a lot of walking around the park to keep our Apple Watches happy. We found this tree with a nest of three baby owls…
This was probably the mom, watching nearby…
We had a GAM again and turned in early. And an enjoyable time was had by all…
And of course, the McAnoy family on a hiking outing…
Adventures in the Villa 
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