I had high hopes for the swamp area of southern Georgia. And we may have missed the true swamp experience by passing up an opportunity to drive deep into the bogs and muck of this unique part of the country. Nevertheless, we camped at the northern end of the Okefenokee Swamp at Laura S Walker State Park and had a very pleasant, but not especially thrilling stay. It was just, well, boring. The weather was fine, the campground was adequate, and we slept like logs from 7 to 6. So, who am I to complain? We just didn't see much in the way of wildlife and we were the ONLY tent campers in a sea of RVs! Our neighbors were two cowboys bound for Daytona's Bike Week and "Velda & Lucy Ho" in their '50s trailer. So, on to Florida.
Sunday, March 2, 2008
Okefenokee
I had high hopes for the swamp area of southern Georgia. And we may have missed the true swamp experience by passing up an opportunity to drive deep into the bogs and muck of this unique part of the country. Nevertheless, we camped at the northern end of the Okefenokee Swamp at Laura S Walker State Park and had a very pleasant, but not especially thrilling stay. It was just, well, boring. The weather was fine, the campground was adequate, and we slept like logs from 7 to 6. So, who am I to complain? We just didn't see much in the way of wildlife and we were the ONLY tent campers in a sea of RVs! Our neighbors were two cowboys bound for Daytona's Bike Week and "Velda & Lucy Ho" in their '50s trailer. So, on to Florida.
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