Day 17: Florida The next destination of our road trip was Orlando, the fun capital of USA. The journey to our campsite there was a pleasant one. We stopped at a highway services café which was surprisingly rare in USA compared to the UK even so that the highways are far longer in USA. In the general, USA has more petrol stations or plain cafes where drivers can stop by. It was in the café where we saw an interactive information board where after we played aro...

Day 16: Miami Beach Yesterday, we visited the city so today we decided to sample the world famous Miami beaches. Our journey into the city then to the beach was thankfully much smoother this time without any mishaps or any mad Heats fans though our bus had to stop for a while as a woman received a medical emergency. I think she was but dehydrated but we had to be transferred to another bus. Soon as we arrived, our jaws hit the floor or more accurately, sand. Th...

Day 15: Miami We decided to go into Miami today so we all drove to the nearest train station and left the RV along with Richard who was revising for an exam in the car park and got a train into the city. The journey was confusing from the start where we struggled to find a ticket vending machine and to work out what is the best ticket to buy. We eventually got on a crowded train where we later discovered it was full of Miami Heats basketball team fans who were c...

Day 14: 5th Year Anniversary in Miami We woke up to an awful weather. It just rained and rained constantly. The morale was not improved further when we realised the facilities in the campsite were rather poor. The showers only have one clothes peg for everyone to share and to compound the matters; all shower booths does not have locks. I was rather paranoid during showering if not only being disturbed by someone else but also being robbed of my clothes! My moo...

Day 13: Tampa Bay Out of all first impressions that cities we visited on this trip made on us, Tampa Bay was one of the most memorable for all wrong reasons. Lucy put it best of us all when she said in the contrast to New York which is a city that never sleep, Tampa Bay is the city that always sleep. It was very quiet and deserted. It got to a point where Richard and I made a bet that we had to dash around the RV to try to spot the first walker as we did not...