I
am always reluctant to leave my friends behind but other friends beckon plus
that expression about fish and company stink after three days always is stuck
in my head when I stay with people. This
keeps me moving probably to the great relief of my hosts. Therefore I left Miami and started back north towards home but not without planning to stop at
least a couple more times.
The next
overnight stop was one of my great biking buddies Geoff Yeagley but first I figured
since I was in the area, meaning somewhere in Florida, I determined that I
could drop in on my nephew Spencer on the way up to Geoff’s. Spencer is moving to Virginia Beach tomorrow
so I helped him load the truck with the stuff that was ready to go and then we
went out for a leisurely lunch. Spencer
certainly has my sister’s daring as he picked Virginia Beach for no really good
reason other than location. He has no
friends and no job there although in the interest of staying he has a
number of employment applications already filed. He
is always an interesting conversationalist and we talked until Geoff called
wondering where the heck I was since I had already past the time I told him I
would be there.
Off
Hobson and I went to cross the Florida Peninsula. This
day is one of the shorter driving days of the trip but in the end I showed up at Geoff’s verey late and with inadequate charge to hit the next supercharger. Oops.
I will deal with it tomorrow as I am too busy catching up with Geoff to
worry about it. There are always options
besides the Tesla chargers, or so we hope.
Charging
Plantation
– This charger is at an enormous strip mall without a great deal of character
Port
St. Lucie – I am getting used to these large strip malls. This time I bought some $1 super glue at the
dollar store to fix my $3 reading glasses.
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