A timelapse of driving our RV, a Tiffin Allegro Bus motorhome, 104 miles from Emporia to Gloucester, Virginia.
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Freeways, highways, and other roads as we move the coach from one site to another. Plus cat pics.
Travel from Emporia to Gloucester, Virginia
We drove our coach 104 miles, about two hours of driving, from Emporia to Gloucester, Virginia.
Here’s a map showing our route, heading northeast:
An interactive map:
I-95 North:
Exit to I-295 North:
Bridge over James River:
James River:
Exit to I-64:
Virginia Welcome Center:
“Virginia is for Lovers”:
Brochures:
I collected a bunch:
Back to our coach:
Route 33 east:
Bridge by a packaging products plant:
Mattaponi River:
Route 198:
Arriving at Thousand Trails Cheaspeake Bay:
This was the first day the campground was open for the season, so there was a long line to check in. We joined the line at 12:53 (check in started at noon):
At 13:00:
At 13:21:
Guided to our site (unnecessarily, it wasn’t hard to find) at 13:30:
Our site:
Video: Wake Forest, North Carolina to Emporia, Virginia motorhome travel timelapse
A timelapse of driving our RV, a Tiffin Allegro Bus motorhome, 111 miles from Wake Forest, North Carolina to Emporia, Virginia.
Travel from Wake Forest, North Carolina to Emporia, Virginia
We drove our coach 111 miles, about two hours of driving, from Wake Forest, North Carolina to Emporia, Virginia.
Here’s a map showing our route, heading north:
An interactive map:
Leaving the campground; a nice view:
Falls Lake:
Route 1 North:
I-85 North:
Welcome to Virginia:
Welcome center:
Rest area lunch stop:
Route 58 East:
Brodnax water tower:
Fun with zoom:
I-95 North:
Exit to KOA:
Arriving at KOA:
Guided to our site:
Video: Charleston, South Carolina to Wake Forest, North Carolina motorhome travel timelapse
A timelapse of driving our RV, a Tiffin Allegro Bus motorhome, 301 miles from Charleston, South Carolina to Wake Forest, North Carolina.
Travel from Charleston, South Carolina to Wake Forest, North Carolina
We drove our coach 301 miles, about five hours of driving, from Charleston, South Carolina to Wake Forest, North Carolina.
Here’s a map showing our route, heading north:
An interactive map:
Preparing to leave our site:
Nice looking but mildly concerning trees overhanging the road:
Approaching Charleston:
Roadworks:
Exit to I-95 North:
Rest area, unusual in that truck parking is through the car parking:
Paladin looking at Lake Marion bridge:
Petro fuel stop:
$206.27 for 57 gallons of diesel before discount:
Iron Skillet lunch:
Back to our coach:
Hello fellow Tiffin Allegro Bus:
Welcome to North Carolina:
Sleepy Paladin:
Rest area:
An interesting building:
Arriving at Holly Point Campground in Falls Lake State Recreation Area:
Entrance station:
Arriving at our site:
Video: Saint Marys, Georgia to Charleston, South Carolina motorhome travel timelapse
A timelapse of driving our RV, a Tiffin Allegro Bus motorhome, 214 miles from Saint Marys, Georgia to Charleston, South Carolina.
Travel from Saint Marys, Georgia to Charleston, South Carolina
We drove our coach 214 miles, about five hours of driving, from Saint Marys, Georgia to Charleston, South Carolina.
Here’s a map showing our route, heading north:
An interactive map:
Joining I-95 North:
Bridge:
Buc-ees under construction:
Rest area:
Paladin on the driver chair:
Rainy:
Having a snack while watching the map showing lightning nearby:
US Air Force plane outside an Air Force museum:
Heavy traffic:
Welcome to South Carolina:
Rest area:
Charleston exit:
Arriving at James Island County Park:
Check in:
Arriving at our site:
Video: Wauchula, Florida to Saint Marys, Georgia motorhome travel timelapse
A timelapse of driving our RV, a Tiffin Allegro Bus motorhome, 273 miles from Wauchula, Florida to Saint Marys, Georgia.
Travel from Wauchula, Florida to Saint Marys, Georgia
We drove our coach 273 miles, about five hours of driving, from Wauchula, Florida to Saint Marys, Georgia.
Here’s a map showing our route, heading north:
An interactive map:
A tight corner leaving the campground, made more tricky by vehicles parked close to the road, but we didn’t have any difficulties:
I-4 East:
Rest area:
Heavy traffic and an RV on the side of the freeway:
Traffic cams with our coach:
Passing downtown Orlando:
I-95 North; we appreciate road markings on lanes to make it very clear where we need to be:
Snuggly Paladin:
Handy rest area truck parking spaces available sign:
Rest area:
I suspect they don’t want anyone parking there:
Fuel stop:
$296.20 of diesel, before our discount:
Rainy:
The Napoleon Bonaparte Broward bridge aka Dames Point bridge in Jacksonville, lost in the clouds. Apparently some Floridians are scared of this bridge, because it’s so high (and Floridians aren’t used to high places, being such a flat state!):
Thank you for visiting Florida:
Welcome to Georgia, state of inconveniently-placed poles:
Sub outside Kings Bay Sub Base:
Crooked River State Park:
Our site:
