Campfires aren't what they use to be
We are camping in a county park in Kalamazoo MI. A travel trailer pulls into the site next to us yesterday. A man set up the camper and left the young woman and three boys. Haven't seen him back since...
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I have to agree that at least the kids got out and had some fun.
It seems that wherever we go camping we find something that irritates us. We don't look for it, just happens. We find we are constantly educating someone on rules, being a good camper or just how to have fun. The thing is we have learned to try not to judge people but get to know their story and educate them as best we can.
Hubby and I also learn something new at each campsite. We are not allowed to transport wood to quite a few of our parks. They sell wood but at $7.50 a bag for 5 or 6 wet soft wood pieces it gets expensive. At the last 3 places someone has graciously taken us to logging roads where we have found some great pieces of wood left over from clear cutting. Another lent us his water hoses because we left ours in the driveway at home.
Being a good camper and neibour is helping to educate others.
It seems that wherever we go camping we find something that irritates us. We don't look for it, just happens. We find we are constantly educating someone on rules, being a good camper or just how to have fun. The thing is we have learned to try not to judge people but get to know their story and educate them as best we can.
Hubby and I also learn something new at each campsite. We are not allowed to transport wood to quite a few of our parks. They sell wood but at $7.50 a bag for 5 or 6 wet soft wood pieces it gets expensive. At the last 3 places someone has graciously taken us to logging roads where we have found some great pieces of wood left over from clear cutting. Another lent us his water hoses because we left ours in the driveway at home.
Being a good camper and neibour is helping to educate others.
