The Party Begins

Road Trip


The teardrop trailer count tonight is three. We gave Michael and Jeff enough time for set up before popping by for a visit. After a bit of show and tell including tours of the Magic Chef ice maker, the Cabela kitchen cupboard, and the Rtic cooler we settled in for a round of adult beverages. Later we four wandered down to join Allen and Cari around their campfire and to meet Bob of Bob & Ann, the fourth set of arrivals. We also got a tour of Allen & Cari’s RV Chandelier. Wow!  A fun start to what promises to be a great week!

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