Their T@Bin in the Woods

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Arrived after dark last night to The Great Divide, what seemed to be an empty campground. Awakened this morning to discover that there was one other camper set up nearby – another T@B! Got talking to the owners, Gid and Terry, and discovered that we had met them at Tearstock in August. Theirs is a Dutchman T@B named Rosie that they call their “T@bIn in the Woods”. They are continually modifying it. They have cabinetry similar to ours in the forward of the cabin. Now they are planning to modify the kitchen to accommodate a Norcold chest style refrigerator. We spent a good part of the morning swapping stories and trading camping tips. Who would have guessed we would find T@B friends here in the woods in New Jersey!

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