Teardrops n Tiny Travel Trailers

bobhenry wrote:I had to reread to notice this !

There is no verbal explative that will express the caress of a toilet seat at zero degrees on a posterior just released from 3 layers of nice warm clothing.

Isn't it the truth

Maybe I'm over thinking this location Thing. I tend to do that

Have Amy Blindfold you and spin you around and play pin the teardrop on the park!

Mark

WOW I can't believe I haven't seen this thread which means I haven't been in here for two weeks. Having to come from Leo, which is north of Fort Wayne, my vote would be for Mounds as it is pretty much in the center of the state. Well it's a bit north of center but it should be fairly easy for everyone in Indiana to get to.

So has the choice been made yet? The more I think about it the more I warm up to the idea!

Mark

Mounds would be east in January~ Then Racoon would be west in May ~ Now we just need to go South and north.

bobhenry wrote:Mounds would be east in January~ Then Racoon would be west in May ~ Now we just need to go South and north.

Wow Scary, just what I was thinking.

bobhenry wrote:Mounds would be east in January~ Then Racoon would be west in May ~ Now we just need to go South and north.

Maybe Ouabache in July/August. Might even be a good one for the "Hoosier/Buckeye" gathering. There are 77 sites. That should be plenty of caming for the two groups.


Maybe Versailles in the fall.

Just some thoughts.

Kurt (Indiana) wrote:Maybe Ouabache in July/August. Might even be a good one for the "Hoosier/Buckeye" gathering. There are 77 sites. That should be plenty of camping for the two groups.

It's not far from the border, Only about 2:40 from Columbus

Kurt (Indiana) wrote:

bobhenry wrote:Mounds would be east in January~ Then Racoon would be west in May ~ Now we just need to go South and north.

Maybe Ouabache in July/August. Might even be a good one for the "Hoosier/Buckeye" gathering. There are 77 sites. That should be plenty of caming for the two groups.


Maybe Versailles in the fall.

Just some thoughts.

Going south in the fall would be OK as long as it is not as hot as it was in 2007. October 2007 was hotter than it was in Madison in August. Whew!

But I have confidence. Kurt will fix the weather.

But this years Oct was perfect,

The weekend after the October gathering was bitter we just got lucky.
Good thing we got our secret weapon ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

KURT

We'll have to get him to pull some of his magic for the Jan gathering.
Do we want it warmer, snow, cold, no snow.

I'm gonna go up and check out Mounds Saturday. I called today they have winter camping $11, no reservations, electric and a 1 hydrant that has water in the winter.

Jst83 wrote:We'll have to get him to pull some of his magic for the Jan gathering.
Do we want it warmer, snow, cold, no snow.

I'm gonna go up and check out Mounds Saturday. I called today they have winter camping $11, no reservations, electric and a 1 hydrant that has water in the winter.

Weather wise it should be cold, cold cold. Snow is good as long as we can get there and the roads aren't bad. We just don't want rain. Kurt are you listening?

If it snows I wonder if they clean off the pads to put the trailers on. My guess is they clean the roads in the park but not the campsites.

Tripmaker wrote:
We just don't want rain. Kurt are you listening?

No guarantees, but I don't think you'll see any "rain".