Sharing Knowledge

Road Trip


One of the major activities at Tearstock is the sharing of information about the care and feeding of our cute little teardrop campers. A wealth of knowledge is shared on a continuous and informal basis all week long. This afternoon it got formal. An Ask the Tech session was scheduled at 1PM out in the middle of the very sunny, treeless circle. It actually got underway around 2PM. We sat in a great circle trying to shade ourselves with umbrellas and take notes while Marvin talked about the maintenance. After that many of us gathered under the shade of Mike’s awning for a discussion about winterizing our rigs. There had been thought of also talking about gadgets but the heat had us all exhausted so we adjourned to our individual campsites for siesta.

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