What happened to camping/RVing?
I grew camping/RVing with my parents. Tent camping was too extreme as my Mom didn't want to sleep on the ground and there was always a fear of bears(whether it was rational or not). In the 60's and ea...
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We do both worlds here on a regular basis. We just like to get to our self and enjoy some of the things we like to do together... We also like the camp grounds with other folks around and love to sit and watch them and there little kids really have a good time doing whatever they enjoy doing... We respect the others around us...
The modern day camper comes with all the everyday appliances now so we use them when we want.
Our camping day is alot of hiking and outdoor stuff or driving around the country side then come in and have a good camping supper and sit around the camp fire and enjoy being outside under the stars. Then we might go inside and watch a little Johnny Carson or catch up on the news/weather heading our way... who knows... who cares...
Our idea is to enjoy ourselves and if we don't like our surroundings then we will pull up the tent stakes and move down the road...
It doesn't bother me one bit if I am sitting in my camping chair yapping on the cell phone to someone I need to talk to for whatever reason. I will do the same thing when sitting next to the creek bed listening to the water flow down the creek.
No ones business but ours...
Roy Ken
The modern day camper comes with all the everyday appliances now so we use them when we want.
Our camping day is alot of hiking and outdoor stuff or driving around the country side then come in and have a good camping supper and sit around the camp fire and enjoy being outside under the stars. Then we might go inside and watch a little Johnny Carson or catch up on the news/weather heading our way... who knows... who cares...
Our idea is to enjoy ourselves and if we don't like our surroundings then we will pull up the tent stakes and move down the road...
It doesn't bother me one bit if I am sitting in my camping chair yapping on the cell phone to someone I need to talk to for whatever reason. I will do the same thing when sitting next to the creek bed listening to the water flow down the creek.
No ones business but ours...
Roy Ken
