Driving Southwest to Gaffney, South Carolina

It's time to shut the motorhome
slides, pack up & leave
The Club Lake Gaston Resort.

A Black Vulture perches

on a chain link fence.

Reverend Thomas J. Woodley
adopted this section of
Virginia Highway

We pass greenhouses. 

Horses graze behind
wooden fences.

The shadow of the motorhome

falls across browned grass

near a small cemetery.

Holly Grove Baptist
Church

It's time to turn south

onto Interstate 85.

We are entering North
Carolina at the northern
border of Warren County.

This section of Interstate 85 is the

Blue Star Memorial Highway,

honoring the Armed Forces.

The North Carolina
Visitors Center.

I continued the drive south along Interstate 85 and the Interstate 485 beltway around Charlotte

There is a lane shift &

 reduction in speed as we

 enter a construction zone.

This section of Interstate 85
South is also US Route 15.

I enjoy traveling south
on a sunny day.

I love biscuits!

We should visit a
Biscuitville.

 Interstate 85 South is

also Interstate 40 West.

Interstate 85 Business South
is the business loop of
Interstate 85.

After we crossed into

South Carolina...

We stopped at the
South Carolina
Welcome Center.

Just nine more miles to

Gaffney

We arrive at Freightliner 
Custom Chassis 
Service Center.

Freightliner Chassis Service Centers in the Oasis Network have trained motorhome technicians and amenities for motorhome owners including secure RV parking.

Eric & I leveled the motorhome,

put out the slides, put up

the DirecTV satellite dish

& Yagi Antenna for WiFi

reception.

It's time to rustle up some food for dinner and spend some time looking at hometown news at timesunioin.com before calling it a day.  

Tomorrow, our motorhome will get it's annual chassis checkup.  Eric and I go out to breakfast and drive to Spartansburg to walk around the city's historic downtown.