Daytona


So Daytona here we come.  We picked up the RV went to a county fair where Finn saw a magic show and pig races! That evening we crashed at a rest stop.


 April 7th we headed to Daytona for the day. For a non motorcycle enthusiast the Daytona Harley Davidson dealership was amazing. Small museum located in the store. While we checked out the beach in Daytona we ran into the NCAA cheerleader championship. Boy did we feel old 😀. Left Daytona and headed north to a beautiful state campground in Flagler Beach. We played on their beach that evening and the next day Finn went fishing and caught a sea robin. He did this using the live shrimp bait we picked up. He got a kick out of the bait and how they jumped in the water. 
Left Flaglers beach to head back up to St. Augustine to hit the RV place again. Boondocked at a Pilot and then dropped the RV off on Monday morning. While the van was being "fixed" we hit the outlet mall across the street. We got the call around 2pm that we could pick up the RV so we did and made our way north to Laura S. Walker State Park in Georgia. 

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