Waynesville, North Carolina
Leaving Damascus, in particular, Laurel Creek RV Park, turned out to be quite an adventure. The park is located on the opposite side of the creek from Damascus and is accessed by a single lane bridge with a 90 degree turn on the RV park side. Crossing the bridge and making the turn when we arrived here was a non-issue. Leaving and making the turn to enter the bridge was another story altogether. We did not swing quite as wide as we should have and as we were slowly making the turn it was evident that the side of the RV was going to scrape the inside guard rail. We stopped and maneuvered back and forth and had to fold the mirrors in on the truck to allow it to move further over in order to finally get the RV to clear without scraping. The driver’s side mirror’s plastic housing has a little scuff on it from where it rubbed against the guard rail (this gave us the idea to fold them in to gain more room) but other than that we got out unscathed. The rest of the drive was uneventful and we arrived at our next destination to warm 70 degree sunshine.
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