Sunday, August 16, 2020

Let's take a journey - South Carolina Edition

So, I didn't mention this yet, but this trip took place during Tour de Fleece, and if you think I wasn't setting aside time each night to spin a little to keep up, you'd be incredibly wrong.


A picture of a cross-armed spindle with at least 25 g of yarn on it; in the background, you can see the yard and parking lot of a motel.

This was going to be the yarn that I'm currently sampling for now, but alack and alas, it was thrown away, literally, and lo, I am still Big Mad about it. 

A McDonalds attached to a Circle K which is also a gas station

 

I'd never seen a McCircle K before, but now, finally, I have truly lived. Thank you South Carolina.


A broken hitch; it should be horizontal, but it is bent to be angled toward the ground.

Unfortunately, 50 miles south of Florance the hitch broke. and Uhaul said they wouldn't send someone to me, and I had to drive 50 miles to Florance in order to get it fixed.

A really scenic river

So this gave us the opportunity to cross this really scenic river I didn't catch the name of...

A thunderstorm threatens overhead and in the midground there are some crops. What kind of crops? I don't know, I'm not a farmer. Sorry.

... some type of crops....

Take exit 146 for Olanta and Lynchburg. Or, you know, don't.

 

...and this lovely town. Which, as you can see,  we did not stop at. No thank you. If you haven't figured out what's wrong with naming a town "Lynchburg" and changed that by the year of nobody's Lord two thousand twenty, bye Felicia.

This is around where I stopped taking pictures because I spent the next several hours arguing with Uhaul about how we were going to fix it, which is not as picturesque as it sounds.

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