Girls RV camping night out (overnight)
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Sep-07-2016 05:44 AM
The group consists of 7 ladies, so our Jayco 32 BHDS will be perfect for their night out.
Keep in mind there are no RVers or campers in the group, but they come from all professions and backgrounds and are strong willed, goal oriented, problem solvers.
My question is or my only doubt is the ability to start a campfire. Not a charcoal grill fire, but a wood fire for smores or simply to hang out.
I am not worried at all and know they will have a great time.
Oh... I will set up the Jayco by the time they get out of work.
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Sep-11-2016 08:05 PM
I was waiting to hear if they even gave any thought to lighting a fire or not. I expected not and I was correct. They didn't want messing with a fire to interrupt their good time.
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Sep-11-2016 07:00 PM
Vvvv1010 wrote:
Forget the book, forget the wine, forget the campfire.
They had margaritas on the rocks, imported beer, great food, and stayed up until 3am. Also, sounds like some male campers and camp workers checked on them a few times. My wife said workers and campers were really nice at check in and thru the evening. Hmmmm...nobody has ever checked on me.
Wifey and her girlfriends had a great girls night out.
That's great to hear.
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Sep-10-2016 06:15 PM
They had margaritas on the rocks, imported beer, great food, and stayed up until 3am. Also, sounds like some male campers and camp workers checked on them a few times. My wife said workers and campers were really nice at check in and thru the evening. Hmmmm...nobody has ever checked on me.
Wifey and her girlfriends had a great girls night out.
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Sep-10-2016 06:04 AM
TyroneandGladys wrote:Agreed! I bought one from Walmart's camping section for about $35. It's the best campfire investment I ever made.
The very best fire starter
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Sep-09-2016 07:11 PM
I tee-peed some locust firewood, left a box of fire starter sticks, and some charcoal fluid.
They're good. Was I over reacting earlier this week? Probably, but it is my job to make sure wifey's party is smooth and an enjoyable experience for them.
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Sep-08-2016 04:21 PM
Or maybe they've seen it done enough to do it themselves.
Or maybe they're just smart enough to understand the effects of fire and what it takes get on going and keep it going.
Really it isn't that difficult to do...
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Sep-08-2016 08:58 AM
DownTheAvenue wrote:That is what we use. We are 21st Century campers. Firelogs, NuWave Oven, Wolf Gang Puck Pressure cooker, Wolf Gang Puck Rice Cooker and NuWave Cooktop.
Just buy a box of these fireplace logs. They work really well in a fire pit and all it takes is a match to get a fire.
https://smile.amazon.com/Duraflame-625-Firelog-Pack-2-5/dp/B011KW8W2E/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&qid=1473253...
I have some friends wives doing the same thing sometime soon.
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