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Road Trip


This time we aren’t the last to leave Tearstock. Actually we had intended to stay one more day but there’s another group coming in today and Site 1417 is booked. Next week is the Christian music festival Alive and by the looks of the preparations, it’s going to be really big. Then the week after that the bulldozers will come in to set the stage for the major campground renovations that hopefully will be complete by this time next year. We’ve finished packing up after our nine day stay. We’ll drive the loop for some farewell hugs and begin looking forward next year’s Tearstock!

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