Thursday, March 5
Add to trip lessons learned: on multi-night stays, always empty the coffeepot
while doing dishes. Put it in Ed's cup if needed. I forgot and it overflowed,
but only a little.
Our last stop for the trip was the Shreveport/Bossier City KOA. It was okay, for a KOA. A little litter cleanup would have helped. The dog parks were okay; there was a very nice playground.
It wasn’t crowded at all, on a Thursday of course. There was a small section of what appeared to be seasonal or permanent resident sites. But we had site 34, a nice, big pull-thru site with a patio. I’m sure I paid through the nose for it. Starlink reception was good. The sites were very close together, as usual.
Are those people in the window?
They had a little pond (mosquito breeding facility) in the back with promise of some good birding in season. At the time, it was mostly robins and a thrasher. There were lots of big pines back there, too.
They had a double dog park—big and small with a connecting gate. Molly was not in mood for ball at first. We took a walk, then she had to check out the small dog section, so I opened the connecting gate and let her through. Then she played ball. Good girl!
If I ever plan on stopping here on the way out, remember to check on charcoal grill fires. They don’t allow campfires, at all, but we didn’t ask about our charcoal grill.
I did notice that Bossier City’s Murrell’s restaurant closed about 7 years ago.
Sad.
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