Teardrops n Tiny Travel Trailers

Mike
Where do you get that Wingdings font? I've never heard of it.

But then there are a lot of things I've never heard of.

Actually, Mike, I edit PDFs all the time in Illustrator, if they aren't locked. Sometimes its the only way I can get my hands on higher-res graphics.

BTW, that can't be Dean's list, can it? His has another 400 lbs. of cast iron on it!

GB

lcurrie wrote:Danny,

I created a PDF of Mike's file for you and posted it here:
http://curriecoalition.com/teardrop_trailer_camping_checklist.pdf

Thakns Lynn, that works just perfect. Now I won't get into trouble for forgetting something. Danny

I have a camplist I like on a simple Excel format and will email it to anyone that likes....

I just found the Wingdings font.

Been there all this time and I didn't know it.

GregB wrote:BTW, that can't be Dean's list, can it? His has another 400 lbs. of cast iron on it!

No, it's my list. I need to update it for this year.

Mike

I am resurecting this 07 checklist put together by MikeB for
a couple of reasons.

One: I am feeling stupid reinventing my own checklist every
gathering.

Two: Kicking my own ass for not starting a camping journal
of some sorts to document what we chose food wise and
what equipment we packed.

http://www.blogicalthoughts.com/zips/teardrop_trailer_camping_checklist.xls

This one is in the excel format and easily edited.

I guess it is true as you get older you get wiser
( or just too damn lazy to keep reinventing the wheel )

As to the journal this might be a good place to make
notes after the outing as to what was taken along
that was never even used and what you found
almost indispensable.

What food ya burnt and why !

How the raccoons actually got in your cooler

Just little random thoughts that might be of value
on your future outings.

This is the end of our 4th season as teardrop campers
and I can not believe it took me this long to see the
value in this little effort. The time I have wasted rewritting
and rewritting lists could have been better utilized in making
the journal entries. This final fall outing with the Hoosier
Tearjerkers will be the first documented entry in my
new camping journal.

Anyone need a good laugh?

I just got back from our fall gathering and guess what I forgot !

Made 5 dutch oven meals and ( I who have 6 satelite dutch oven tables in the shed) Forgot the dutch oven table

Guess I will add it to my check list

I took off one time and forgot to load the change of clothing box.
I stoped at the Ephrata WA. wally world and bought everything I needed.

Here is the basic information without the formatting. Everything on each line runs together this way; but, you can probably copy this and modify it with spacing, etc, according to your desires:

Teardrop Trailer Camping Checklist
Interior Staples Dutch Oven Cooking Ingredients
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Thanks, Sharon!

You're welcome but I can't take credit for the list. That is Smokey Bob's checklist. I just pulled the information from the spreadsheet to make it simpler for those who might be Excel or pdf challenged.

Sharon,
Of course I thank Smokey Bob, er, I mean Mike B, for making the list available, but I thank you for making it readable by me, which I could not do before you re-posted it.

OOPS! I'm sorry. I goofed. I meant Mike B's checklist, not Smokey Bob.

...My Bad...