We drove our coach 146 miles, about 2 hours of driving, from New Orleans, Louisiana to Spanish Fort, Alabama.

Here’s a map showing our route, heading northeast:

An interactive map with potential stops; we actually only stopped at the Flying J:

Preparing to leave our site:

Hooking up our truck, with the City of New Orleans paddleboat in the background:

Rail crossing and onramp:

Drawbridge:

Bridge:

Another drawbridge:

I-10:

“Welcome to Mississippi”:

We stopped at a Flying J truck stop for lunch:

The truck parking was rather full. With our toad attached we can’t back up, and this parking area has back-to-back spots, so we could only park where there was two adjacent ones empty so we could pull through. It was a difficult turn and tight squeeze, but Jenn’s driving skills got it done:

This Flying J has a Denny’s restaurant, so we had lunch there:

I tried a rather decadent “choconana pancake slam”, just to be different:

Jenn’s was a bit more conventional:

Back to our coach:

“I love the way you look at me” Buc-ee’s billboard… a little creepy, perhaps:

I had fun spotting our coach passing by on traffic cameras:

Bridge:

An amusing info sign: “Cats have 9 lives. You are not a cat. Buckle up”:

Another traffic camera:

Alabama state line:

“Welcome to Sweet Home Alabama”:

I think these are electrical transformers:

Another couple of glimpses of our coach on Alabama traffic cameras:

Mobile, Alabama:

A tunnel under the Mobile River:

You can see it curving downward as it goes under the river:

USS Alabama Battleship Memorial Park:

Our destination for the next two weeks, Meaher State Park:

Check out the video from this drive, which includes a picture-in-picture of the view from the truck behind our coach.

We drove our coach 139 miles, about 2 hours of driving, from Memphis, Tennessee to Red Bay, Alabama.

Here’s a map showing our route, heading southeast:

An interactive map:

“Welcome to Mississippi” sign (just passing through):

Building transportation:

Our coach at a truck stop for lunch:

Menu:

Breakfast for lunch:

River:

“Welcome to Sweet Home Alabama” sign:

Exit to Red Bay:

Hotel Red Bay:

Our destination, Red Bay Acres RV Resort:

General Store:

Heading to our site:

Our site (#31):