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The Day I Woke Up In A 1950’s Lodge
Date : 1/4/24 — Day 3
Location : Sugarloaf Lodge, Sugarloaf Shores, FL
Starting Point : MM 18
Weather Forecast …
Whoa! Those rain clouds weren’t there yesterday! Who’s been rain dancing? Who requisitioned — let along authorized, rain!
Not this guy.
But, I have one suspect …
Tuesday night, a camper in the adjacent campsite — a woman — and it’s always a woman, absolutely came out of her skin when informed I didn’t know where’d I’d sleep last night. Turns out, I was destined to sleep at the Sugarloaf Lodge.
With that backstory covered, let’s get to the story.
Not only was she incensed about my lack of a hotel itinerary, not having a 7-point plan to avoid getting rained on ignited stage 2, sending her into orbit (think: Saturn V rocket 🚀).
Well, about that, “What will you DOOoo if it RAIIINS⁉️” question.
Have the feeling that later today, I’ll find out.
Note : “Get wet” was not an acceptable answer.
About the blog’s title, the Sugarloaf Lodge is a fine place. Haven’t figured out how the original 1950’s furniture in room 414 survived 70 years of hurricanes 🌀, coastal flooding, and other unplanned vicissitudes.
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