Last week at Texan RV Park & National RV Training Academy

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 It's hard to believe that our three weeks at Texan RV Park have come to an end. Ernie has gained an RV load (not boat load 😂) of knowledge and is a Certified RV Inspector and Registered Service Technician.





Echo and I really enjoyed our walks around the park and the three ponds. There were always ducks and geese on the largest pond and turtles in all three.







We had a few cool mornings but one frosty one.



Last Wednesday, they brought in a Taco truck, the food was really good.


On Saturday, November 13, after 2 weeks of RV inspector training Ernie passed his test and is now certified.

Ernie's entire class 👇👇




After the test, lunch was provided and it was also Todd Henson's (he is the instructor for the Fundamentals Class Ernie took the first week) 50th birthday.


Todd cupcakes 😂


Todd and Ernie (those beards 🧔🧔)


Todd and the Perron's


Ernie & Howard & Pam (RV Inspector Trainers)

I found this picture on the National RV Training Academy's Facebook page. I'm not sure when it was taken except that it was in the morning during the business session, can you find us?


Monday we drove to Abilene, TX. We stayed at Abilene RV Park. The park was right off I-20 and it was a bit noisy throughout the night.


See that flag to the right of the Abilene RV Park sign? Here's a close up 😂👇👇




























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