Traveling Huntleys

Michael

Amarillo, Texas after Nappanee Motorhome Repairs

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Amarillo, Texas was a 1,200 mile drive across central United States from Nappanee, Indiana. Our goal was to avoid active early spring storms, so we ended up driving longer distances than usual to avoid bad weather. We wanted to visit family in Amarillo, but because of the worsening COVID-19 pandemic and increasing restrictions, we decided against it considering that 20-80% of those infected have none to only mild symptoms making it difficult to know if we were infected. We will try again the next time we are in the area.

Amarillo, Texas
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Shepherdsville, Kentucky Early Spring

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Shepherdsville is a great location to explore Kentucky’s amazing Bourbon Trail. It’s also just south of Louisville offering all the big city comforts. Unfortunately, COVID-19 restrictions were in full effect. Restaurants, events, Bourbon tasting rooms, or any social gatherings were closed while the country’s health care system prepared for a possible worsening pandemic scenario. From Cave City, Kentucky it was an easy drive north to Shepherdsville.

Cherry Tree, Kentucky
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Motorhome Living During Early COVID-19 Pandemic

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Motorhome life has its unique challenges and rewards. Overall, we prefer wide open spaces and avoid crowds whenever possible, so our social distancing was already in place. Having medical backgrounds, we daily practice infection precautions irregardless of COVID-19. Nevertheless, short of wearing a hazmat suit, it’s difficult to avoid exposure during a pandemic since supplies always need replenishment and we only have so much storage room. Trips to the grocery store and motorhome repairs are unavoidable.

Sandy Huntley, Nashville, Tennessee
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