DOTHAN, AL; Rural Setting

We woke up to the sound of rain on the roof, just as the weatherman had predicted. By 9:30, Hank was definitely wet around the edges from doing the outside chores, and we were ready to hit the road.  We had a leisurely drive to Dothan, AL, which included a long fuel stop due to a very slow diesel pump, a short lunch stop at a rest area, and light rain for the entire drive. The change to CST meant we arrived at A-Okay Mobile Home and RV Park about 1:30 P.M.  This park is fairly new in a rural setting with caring owners who live on the 45-acre site.  It's a basic campground with no facilities other than good hookups, and some lighting.  The owners met us and made sure that Little House was securely settled in a pull-thru spot.  The $12.50 fee (via Passport America) makes this place acceptable for an overnight stay.  Cold weather has returned to Alabama, so we probably won't hear the usual chorus of frogs and crickets from the nearby pond.