I am doing a copycat from the Class C forum. I thought it would be nice to see some "Killer B" camp sites.
Here is one from July 1. It was at a friends house in the country who was nice enough to invite people over for the holiday weekend.
I had to depart Saturday July 2 for a family get together but returned Sunday evening for a fireworks display. I lost my spot. 🙂
A great time was had by all as we saw fireworks in neighboring towns.
Here is one from July 1. It was at a friends house in the country who was nice enough to invite people over for the holiday weekend.
I had to depart Saturday July 2 for a family get together but returned Sunday evening for a fireworks display. I lost my spot. 🙂
A great time was had by all as we saw fireworks in neighboring towns.
Just spent some time at Junebug campground just out of Red River NM. We didn't want to fight the Memorial Day crowd so we left on monday thinking everyone would be going home.
It worked. There was almost no one there even on friday and saturday. The nearest was about 200 ft or more away. The weather was perfect. No AC or heat needed, altho it did get in the high 40s F after midnight.
Mick
It worked. There was almost no one there even on friday and saturday. The nearest was about 200 ft or more away. The weather was perfect. No AC or heat needed, altho it did get in the high 40s F after midnight.
Mick
Yes! The Arizona desert. This is Lake Roosevelt Cholla Campground in the national forest with the rising full moon.
Daytime photo at Cholla when the temperatures were rising above 90F. Open the back doors and pull the screen down. We have a permanent screen door at the side sliding door and usually keep the sliding door open all the time at a campground.
Daytime photo at Cholla when the temperatures were rising above 90F. Open the back doors and pull the screen down. We have a permanent screen door at the side sliding door and usually keep the sliding door open all the time at a campground.
