HIGHWAY GUYS

Steve and Peter travel the roads of the U.S. in an RV (called The Beast). Steve is retired and disabled (mobility impaired) and Peter is his service dog. They started their adventure on September 11th ,2003. Home base currently is Los Angeles, California. On the road, they live in a 1993, 28 foot, Allegro Bay class A motor home. Their goal is just to enjoy the thrill of travel and exploration for as long as the Beast and their health allow.

Monday, May 08, 2006

060508-Rutherfordton, NC



Monday, May 01, 2006
Spartanburg, South Carolina

There we were, just cruising along, and all of a sudden, we experience a loss of power and are forced to pull over to the side and abandon ship.

The good news is that we were in a Wal-Mart Super Center on one of their electric carts.
The bad news is that we had to transfer our purchases to a manual cart and walk the rest of shopping day.

Monday, May 08, 2006
Rutherfordton, North Carolina
4 paws kingdom rv pARK

this RVP is billed as the first park to be dedicated to dogs. Since it was Peter’s idea to stay here, I told him he would have to write the next journal entry. Here is his submission.

We’ve been here for a long time …Daddy says 8 days … and he also said that since we came here for me, it’s my job to write about it. I know Daddy doesn’t like it when I use his computer because my nails pull off the letters, so I found a little Mexican dog who actually spoke English very well, who has little paws and works a computer pretty good. His name is Killer. He has a friend who lives with him named Wags, who is a long, skinny guy, who looks funny.

Anyway, when we got here, it really smelled good and the welcoming committee was 2 dogs called Corgis Schroeder and Lucy. They were little, but really frisky, especially Lucy. I think she was flirting with me.

This place has lots of trees and bushes, and I can tell that most of the dogs that have been here really like this place.

We had a good location, because all the other dogs had to walk past us, so I got to know them by name and their owners said hello to me by name all the time.

Every afternoon, we all go to this grassy park and the people sit around talking while us dogs get to run without our leashes and do whatever we want, wherever we want. There sure are a lot of different looking dogs here … I’m the only one with a black tongue, … but we all seem to get along . Rosie is a really big girl ( Newfoundland ). There is a whole box of toys that some of the guys like to play with and there is a blue beach ball that this one black Lab likes to push around the park, but he doesn’t let anyone else play with it. The rest of the guys here … Onya, Herschel, Blondie and her son Stewart were all fun to meet. They said they would write, but I think they were just repeating what they heard their owners were saying. Some of then didn’t even know what a computer was, but I gave them our business cards anyway.

One evening we all got together for what they called a Cinco De Mayo Potluck party, which has something to do with Mexico. I got to try some of the different foods and they were really good. Maybe I’m part Chihuahua.

The morning we left was a rainy day, so I didn’t get a chance to say good bye to the gang, but I left them as many messages as I could. I hope they get them.



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