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Finally got the computer back on line so decided to tell about our road
trip last weekend.
Took the Nomad to the Summernites Cruise in Somerset, Ky. last weekend from Tipton In. down through Madison, In. on the Ohio River on to Harrodsburg, Ky. to the Shaker Village there. Man, those roads are curvy. Then on to London, Ky. where we had a house on beautiful Wood Creek Lake rented with 2 other couples for 4 nights. Got there on Friday night, went to Sommerset on Saturday for the cruise and had a blast. There was over 1200 cars on show, and only one Nomad there that I'm aware of, and it was mine. This is the first cruise that I have been on where I can say that I had never seen any of the other 1200 cars before. It was nice in itself to not see the same old cars week after week from local shows.
The car performed flawlessly, and even though we traveled over the winding roads, the anti-sway bars kept it on the road. We traveled over 800 miles on this trip and with the 700r4 came home with an 18.2 mpg, even with driving half of it on back roads.
Wish I could go back for the Tri-Five get together in October but need to save some cash for the Nomad Convention in Dayton, Ohio next year. I will be checking it out on their web page though. Maybe next fall. I'm sure if you go you will have a great time.
Forgot and left the camera at the cottage so didn't get any pictures. Hope I'm not banded from here because of it. You can see pictures from their web-site also.
trip last weekend.
Took the Nomad to the Summernites Cruise in Somerset, Ky. last weekend from Tipton In. down through Madison, In. on the Ohio River on to Harrodsburg, Ky. to the Shaker Village there. Man, those roads are curvy. Then on to London, Ky. where we had a house on beautiful Wood Creek Lake rented with 2 other couples for 4 nights. Got there on Friday night, went to Sommerset on Saturday for the cruise and had a blast. There was over 1200 cars on show, and only one Nomad there that I'm aware of, and it was mine. This is the first cruise that I have been on where I can say that I had never seen any of the other 1200 cars before. It was nice in itself to not see the same old cars week after week from local shows.
The car performed flawlessly, and even though we traveled over the winding roads, the anti-sway bars kept it on the road. We traveled over 800 miles on this trip and with the 700r4 came home with an 18.2 mpg, even with driving half of it on back roads.
Wish I could go back for the Tri-Five get together in October but need to save some cash for the Nomad Convention in Dayton, Ohio next year. I will be checking it out on their web page though. Maybe next fall. I'm sure if you go you will have a great time.
Forgot and left the camera at the cottage so didn't get any pictures. Hope I'm not banded from here because of it. You can see pictures from their web-site also.
