Stealth camping for the night. Kinda...
So Murder Dog and I made it as far as (just before) the Pennsylvania/Ohio border before we stopped to rest for a bit. We were going to stay at one of the local State parks, which offers free camping, but that would have ended up taking us 50 - 60 miles out of the way. We opted for a rest area instead, which worked out well for someone already getting the hang of stealth camping.
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Not my favorite spots to camp, but those Interstate rest stops are sometimes the best for safety and convenience. Only problem is the lighting and the noise, but I personally don't have problems sleeping with those conditions.
Noice! some camping adventures i love to wild camp it is great stems from the prepper in me and my love as a child making dens in the woods lol - :)