Family hits road for first time since pandemic: 'We're going camping'

Family hits road for first time since pandemic: 'We're going camping'

VIRGINIA BEACH 16.09.37 WE"LLWE'RE GOING CAMPING AND IT'S THEFIRST TRIP WE'VE HAD SINCENJAUARY, FEBRUARY 2020." IT'SLIKE NEW FOUND FREEDOMFOR BRENDA WARTON AND HERFAMILY AS THEY HIT THEROAD FOR THE HOLIDAY WEEKEND.16.09.47 "WE ARE PLANNING ONSOMER AND R AND WE'RE NOT COMINGBACK UNTIL THE FIRST WEEK OFJUNE." THEIR HEADED DOWN TOVIRGINIABEACH WITHH TEIR CAMPER IN TOWFOR SOME MUCHNEEDED FRESH AIR AFTER BEINGSTUCK INSIDE FOR EROV A YEAR.16.11.41 "WE'VE DONE SO MANYTHINGS AND LEARNED SO MANYDIFFERENT THINGS BY BEING COOPEDUP."AND THEY EVEN BROUGHT THIER DOGSALONG.16.10.02 "EVERYBODY GETSTO GO OUT AND HAVE A GOOD TIME."THE WARTON ASRE PART OF MORETHAN 34 MILLION AMERICANSHITTING THE ROADS THIS MEMORIALDAYWEEKEND AS TRIPLE A SAYS THEYANTICIPATE MORE TRAVELERSWILL BE ON THE HIGHWY ANOW THATMORE RETRISCTIONS AREBEING LIFTED SO FAR WARTON SAYSI64 IS CROWDED.16.14.14 "I HAVEN'T DRIVEN THISINTWO YEARS AND I'M LIKE MY GOSHTHESE PEOPLE SCARE ME TODEATH BUT I'M GOING, I'M GOINGANYWY."AAND DESPITE THE CDC GIVING THEOKAY FOR THOSE WHO VHAE BEENVACCINATED TO NOT WEAR AMASK AND RESTRICTIONS INVIRGINIA BEING LIFTEDWARTON SAYS THEY WILL BE KEEPINGTHIER DISTANCE.16.12.10 "WERE NOT ALL INTOREADY O GTET OUT HERE AND READYTO MINGLE.WE DON'T WANT TO BE IN A BUNCHOFCROWD OF PEOPLE." IN THEMEANTIME THEY'RE GOING TO ENJOYTHE RIDE A LONG OVERDUEVACATION..1614.41 "LONG OVER, LONGOVERDUE.WE'RE HOPING ITS GOINGTO BE GOOD." TAG VIRGINIASTATEPOLICE SAY THEY'RE UPPINGPATROLS THIS WEEKEND TO MAKESURE EVERYONE IS SAFE-- THEY'REREMINDING YOU TOWEAR YOUR SEATBELT-- PUT DOWNTHE PHONES AND MORE OVER IF YOUSEE EMERGENCY CREWS ON THESHOULDER.WORKING FOR YOU ALONG 64 IN NEWKENT COUNTY IM MATTHEW FLUTZ CBS6 NEWS.