T@Bbing It in Winton

Road Trip


This will be a slightly longer stay than the last two. We’ll be at Winton Woods Site 55 for three nights so set up today included the awning and canopy as well as the associated chairs, tables, and rugs. Once we finished with that and got a quick shower we headed to Milford and a rendezvous with Carol and Joe. Over a simple supper we exchanged stories of kids and grandkids. It was a most pleasant evening. And we came away from it with a couple of treats, some Carol made chocolate chocolate chip cookies and a amazingly cute tiny yellow VW convertible pulling a yellow trimmed silver T@B that they brought home from Germany this Spring!

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