Camping etiquette
We stayed this weekend at Allentown KOA. This is not a bad little campground except for almost all of the sites face each other. I understand the logistical end of doing this since it does give a bigg...
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Deb and Ed M wrote:RobWNY wrote:
One way to solve that kind of problem is to bring a chair over and sit down right in the middle of their party. When they take issue with it, tell them they took over part of your site so you're doing the same LOL.
If you do that when MY family is camping together, you'll get handed a beer, a roasting fork and your choice of marshmallows or hotdogs. We tend to "adopt" anyone in the vicinity. Seriously, at our last family bash, we drew in a Grandma/Mom/daughter who were camping next to us and got drawn into the vortex of our family - the Grandma gave me her name and number and said "Call me when you come back so we can be here, too"
LOL. One morning of a family reunion, I was fixing breakfast. A couple of early teenage boys walking and passing a box of Cheerios back and forth eating by handful. I handed each a plate with a biscuit and gravy. Aunt that keeps track told me they where not in our family. "So what? If hungry enough, and don't have milk for cereal, there is room at my table"
