Another interesting sight on the highway were the vehicles going south. There were huge semi trucks with the words "Emergency Disaster Services" written on their sides. Also many trucks with cranes which would probably cover electrical and tree emergencies. as well as trailers carrying canoes.
Pictured above is the Alabama welcome sign at the first rest area in that state. By this time we were off Highway 10 and the traffic had thinned out. This area was a haven of rest and peace with lots of shade and flowering bushes. Quite a contrast from earlier in the day!
Saturday night was a bit wild in the park, fortunately we were well closed up because of the air conditioning. The fun vehicles roared around our home until the wee hours of the morning, loud music and laughter could also faintly be heard. Sunday most of those people went home, leaving the park for us Florida evacuees. Monday the storm was to arrive in this area, and then more at a tropical storm level. We were not moving any further! Sunday we did some exploring of the nearest town, Andalusia, which was 18 miles away. That will be in my next posting.
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