Goodbye 20B

2017 New England, Ohio, Road Trip

It’s been a glorious eight night stay here at Winklepleck. From the time we arrived until last night we, and all the T@B-400 owners were giving tours multiple times a day every day. It was a blast! And we made some wonderful new friends. That said, we are looking forward to more 400s at next year’s event. It’ll be good to spread the joy, and to have time to relax with old friends. Now as we say goodbye to Site 20B we are passing the Sole Survivor baton to David & Gisele who will be the last üCamp17 campers this year, as we were at the gathering at Atwood in years past.

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