According to Mom, the flower garden across from our campround in Abilene is beautiful. We walked through it every morning while attending the greyhound event. Mom said to remind everyone that it is September and the flowers have had a long hot summer, so they are not looking their best right now. Here are a few photos:
Abilene is a sweet town. Mom said she would love to live there, but they don't even have a Walmart, so I don't believe her. We left Abilene and made a stop at Mushroom State Park. It has rocks that look like mushrooms, not the mushrooms you can eat.
We stayed two nights in Concordia, KS. In 1943-1945, there was a German POW camp here. The museum was closed due to the holiday weekend, but we drove by the tower that is still standing.
The National Orphan Train Museum is also here. Mom would have liked to have seen it, but it was closed for the weekend. Mom didn't know about either museum before we arrived, but she would have liked to have seen both. We may have to make another trip here.
Concordia is a very small town. They do have a Walmart but they do not offer grocery pick-up. We enjoyed our stay at their city park. They have RV camping sites as well as a dog park. The fee for camping is whatever you wish. The weather has been very nice. We slept without our AC last night. It was in the 60's. It barely gets below 90 at home at night.
Jaxson,
The Greyhound Who Needs A Day To Relax
