Late Night at Atwood

Road Trip

We drove to Canton this afternoon for a visit with Dave and a meal with him and Amy. It was good to get hugs and to get updates on what’s going on in their lives. Then we came back to Atwood Lake Campground and introduced ourselves to some T@G owners camping nearby. Their camper is just a little bigger and a little fancier than the Silver Shadow camper that we had until we got our T@B last year. We spent a pleasant evening with John and Nancy trading camping stories and comparing notes on our similar campers. We’re looking forward to more fun times with them this week!

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