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When did "camping" become an indoor sport? A friend was in a Texas park yesterday. The weather was a perfect seventy degrees, no threat of rain, not windy, and nobody was outside. He walked past 30...
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colliehauler wrote:brianosaur wrote:Who could resist a face like Boomers. Camping reminds me of a bygone era when people visited with their neighbors.
We usually like to engage with our neighbors while at campsites.
Having a 10y/o kinda *invites* other kids ...and eventually the people who make sure they are still breathing.
We put up a sign like this the last few years and it is sure one good way to get folks to stop and talk.
Most of the time we love the social aspect of camping. Thats partly why we go. Our home neighbors are duds and when we get to a campground most peeps are very friendly.
Yes Boomer is quite the looker.
He's a big "Chick Magnet“ at the campground.
…and a kid magnet
… and their parents magnet
… and a pack of teenagers magnet
Oh yeah, and sloshy dudes with red solo cups in their hands magnet.
He brings em all in and gushes over everyone, but we dont mind. :)
