4th of July camping
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4th of July camping
anyone have camping plans for the upcoming 4th of July holiday? I will be at Indian Mountain state park.
Re: 4th of July camping
I much prefer to stay at home on holidays and give the "holiday" campers plenty of room. It seems that holiday weekends are when they cause the most problems, drink the most beer, and brings out the "hoodlums".
I realize that most of us don't really fall into that category (at least most of us) but I can camp anytime, so I will leave the spots for the campers that are still having to work 50 weeks a year and just get extended holidays weekends.
I only plan to camp one night during July, and that will be for Jayda's birthday. I will let her invite 6 children, plus a mother and we will go to Natural Tunnel. She is turning 6 and I am not sure that I want to be responsible for that many young girls (and I am sure she will want to invite at least a couple of boys). Butch leaves in the morning on the mission trip to the Jersey shore and the girls and I will be at home. He will return late on July 13.
We have tickets to Carowinds and will probably plan to go sometime the week of July 15th and then Vacation Bible School begins at our church the next week and I am the story-teller, so I must be there each night.
Anyway, by the time VBS is over, the month of July will be done and we will go to Natural Tunnel.
So, sorry you had to cancel out, Chuck. I know the rain has been a constant companion this entire summer. Norton has gotten rain EVERY day during June and so far every day in July.
We did luck out when we were in Maryland and only had rain a few times, but when we did, we got 3-6 inches at a time. When the tail-end of Hurricane Andrea came through, we got between 6-8 inches in a 36 hr period. We had water standing all over.
I realize that most of us don't really fall into that category (at least most of us) but I can camp anytime, so I will leave the spots for the campers that are still having to work 50 weeks a year and just get extended holidays weekends.
I only plan to camp one night during July, and that will be for Jayda's birthday. I will let her invite 6 children, plus a mother and we will go to Natural Tunnel. She is turning 6 and I am not sure that I want to be responsible for that many young girls (and I am sure she will want to invite at least a couple of boys). Butch leaves in the morning on the mission trip to the Jersey shore and the girls and I will be at home. He will return late on July 13.
We have tickets to Carowinds and will probably plan to go sometime the week of July 15th and then Vacation Bible School begins at our church the next week and I am the story-teller, so I must be there each night.
Anyway, by the time VBS is over, the month of July will be done and we will go to Natural Tunnel.
So, sorry you had to cancel out, Chuck. I know the rain has been a constant companion this entire summer. Norton has gotten rain EVERY day during June and so far every day in July.
We did luck out when we were in Maryland and only had rain a few times, but when we did, we got 3-6 inches at a time. When the tail-end of Hurricane Andrea came through, we got between 6-8 inches in a 36 hr period. We had water standing all over.
Re: 4th of July camping
I have learned to "deal with it".. a couple of years ago.. I let the rain and a lack of friends to camp with (I need to try and not barge in on the Krals too much LOL).. get the best of me and I sold my camper. Now I just try and appreciate the fact that I have a camper out in the driveway.. just in case I wanna go. There will be other opportunities. I have reservations for Panther Creek this fall.. plus the Louie Bluie Festival and the Big Ridge bluegrass fest later this year.
I was looking forward to pulling the camper with my new truck.. and seeing how it would tow going up Jellico Mountain on I-75.. but, maybe another time.
I was looking forward to pulling the camper with my new truck.. and seeing how it would tow going up Jellico Mountain on I-75.. but, maybe another time.
Re: 4th of July camping
We are staying home this weekend. Working on the house, getting ready to " fire sale" it to get out from under the payment. Amazing how many things need to be fixed that I never saw day to day. Nothing to do about it but get busy and fix them.
Re: 4th of July camping
We camped at Asheville East KOA over the 4th holiday. It rained Dogs, Cats, Cows, Horses, Pigs, Chickens, and Llamas. POURED the rain. Couldn't even sit under the awning hard rain! Water came up over the bridge coming into the campground. There was an exit in the back of the park, through a neighboring trailer park. I'll post some pictures when I get a few minutes. It didn't rain the WHOLE time, but when it did.... yeah, you guessed it... IT POURED! I must say the campground handled the rain VERY well. Aside from the water over the bridge thing. We stayed in Section E site 1. Had a lake in front and a creek/river behind us. the water came up the banks pretty high but never got into anyone's campsite as far as I could tell.
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