We left the KOA at Ona W VA around 9AM headed south southeast on I-64/I-67 a winding rte taking us into the Appalachian mountains. After about 100 miles I-64 turned east and we went over the mountains into Virginia. As we would climb to elevations over 2500 ft. the trees would noticeably became less lush green looking as many of them were just budding out. Traveling on east into Virginia the terrain became less mountainous and we began to see many meadows with cattle in them. At Charlottesville I-64 turned to a southeasterly direction. As we neared Richmond the traffic began to get heavier and stayed that way to Williamsburg where we stopped for the night at an Outdoor World Resort that we have a membership at.
We left the KOA at Ona W VA around 9AM headed south southeast on I-64/I-67 a winding rte taking us into the Appalachian mountains. After about 100 miles I-64 turned east and we went over the mountains into Virginia. As we would climb to elevations over 2500 ft. the trees would noticeably became less lush green looking as many of them were just budding out. Traveling on east into Virginia the terrain became less mountainous and we began to see many meadows with cattle in them. At Charlottesville I-64 turned to a southeasterly direction. As we neared Richmond the traffic began to get heavier and stayed that way to Williamsburg where we stopped for the night at an Outdoor World Resort that we have a membership at.
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