June 21st: Finally on the road. First stop Rhinebeck, NY.

Friday, June 21: Our first stop was near Rhinebeck NY at Interlake RV Park. Our daughter Francesca and her family joined us for the first night.
Patrick and Francesca setting up their tent next to our RV. Our grandson Luke slept in the tent and yes our granddaughter Juliana slept in the RV!

I got everyone to pose for a selfie the next morning before they left for Washington DC

Saturday, June 22: The next day Elaine and I attended a memorial service at the Unitarian Universalist church in Kingston for my sister Jane who passed in February. It was a nice ceremony where we heard many testimonials about Jane from all her friends. Here are a few photos of Jane. The one with the baby is when Jane came out to Arizona to help take care of Matt after he was born.





Saturday night Elaine and I went out to dinner in Rhinebeck with my brother Michael and his wife Chrissy.  We ate at the Terrapin restaurant which was converted from a church. We had a great time catching up on family affairs.

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