Teardrops n Tiny Travel Trailers

I don't know about all you others that were camping this weekend , but come monday I had a real bad case of "anal glucoma " , I just could not see my ass going to work today!!!

But it passed & I had to go to work!

Oh well , see ya'll next time!

Thanks for all of the kind words. Even though I had to go to the emergency room and was on pain killers , I had a good time as well. ( I was really on Teardrop time.)
The group of teardrop owners was like a family reunion. New friends and memories are always a good thing.

Thanks to all for making the trip to Spring Mill Park.

Keep thinking of next year's location.

Though I wasn't camping at the gathering, I did visit Spring Mill over the weekend and stopped in at the campground to take a look at the teardrops. Thanks to everybody who let me take a look-see at their handiwork. I was impressed by the awesome trailers so many of you created.

I have about 30 photos of people's teardrops, but I don't have anyplace good to post them and they take up about 24 megabytes, so it might be a while before I get them up somewhere to see.

If Joe with the flamed fenders is watching this thread, I'm borrowing some ideas; gonna install carpet this weekend and re-thinking toward smaller mattress that can be stowed during the day. I'm determined to extract as much non-sleeping living space as you can get from a 4x8 td.

Scooter wrote:If Joe with the flamed fenders is watching this thread, I'm borrowing some ideas; gonna install carpet this weekend and re-thinking toward smaller mattress that can be stowed during the day. I'm determined to extract as much non-sleeping living space as you can get from a 4x8 td.

Scooter, You and Joe had great looking teardrops. The hail dents on yours spoke for themselves. It's a great reminder that we are all subject to the wrath of nature sometimes.
Hang in there and keep on campin'.
We'll get together down the road.