We drove our coach 208 miles, about 3 hours of driving, from Toomsuba, Mississippi to New Orleans, Louisiana.

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

An interactive map:

Back along the narrow road from the campground:

We stopped at the Loves truck stop to use their CAT scale to weigh our coach and truck:

The results are much the same as previous times, though the truck is heavier, no doubt due to the addition of the canopy and slide; all still within the limits:

Heading onto I-59 south:

The truck parking areas have totally reassuring signs saying “No Security Provided”; we have to wonder what incident caused them to add such signs:

Lots of space in this parking area:

Roadworks:

Another parking area stop; a little smaller and busier, but we found a spot:

“Welcome to Louisiana” sign:

Twin span bridge over Lake Pontchartrain:

Old bridge segment, I guess? Now a fishing pier:

Drawbridge:

Chef Menteur Highway bridge:

Abandoned buildings on the road to our destination:

Arriving at our destination:

Guided to our site:

We had a pull-in waterfront spot for two weeks:

Unfortunately no travel video again today; I didn’t notice that it had filled up and wasn’t recording until after this trip.

We drove our coach 196 miles, about 3 hours of driving, from Hot Springs, Arkansas to Memphis, Tennessee.

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

An interactive map:

Leaving the RV park:

Bubba’s, where we got tasty food during our stay:

An uncomfortably narrow lane due to roadworks:

A break at some truck parking:

I had fun watching traffic cameras to spot us driving by; yes, that’s our coach and truck in the right lane at the bottom:

Another traffic camera showing us:

And another one, showing us from the other direction:

Another snapshot:

Another stop at truck parking:

A snapshot:

A bridge over the Mississippi River into Tennessee; a big milestone for us, crossing this major river for the first time:

Dissapointingly, there was no sign marking the occasion. Probably due to roadworks (with uncomfortably narrow lanes again):

Our destination, Graceland RV Park:

The office:

Our site before parking:

We drove our coach 128 miles, about 2 hours of driving, from Russellville, Arkansas to Hot Springs, Arkansas.

Here’s a map showing our route, heading east then south then west:

An interactive map of our route:

We had planned to take a more direct but curvier highway route, below, but it was raining heavily, so opted for the slightly longer but safer Interstate route, above:

Rain off the slide topper:

A bit flooded next to the wet bay:

After bringing in the slides, there were a bunch of leaves on the topper:

Our truck hooked up to our coach; the tow bar lit up:

Lake:

We saw a new icon on the Mobileye guidance system, which I had to look up; a little yellow eyeball, indicating that the device had low visibility:

Unsurprising, since it was rather rainy and foggy:

The name “Toad Suck” amuses us:

A break at some truck parking:

Breathe in:

Fuel stop:

A stop we regretted, as we didn’t get the advertised fuel discount, and the pump limited us to 35 gallons, so we did three transactions:

I-30:

Overpass:

Our destination:

Our coach about to back in to our site: