Teardrops n Tiny Travel Trailers

Kurt (Indiana) wrote:

campadk wrote:Who wooda know what could happen to wedding candles... huh Kurt?

What interesting things are you bringing this year??

If my Honda 50 is ready, I'll bring it along. Any restrictions in the park against little "camp cruisers"

Kurt- I'm pretty sure if it's motorized and it's not licensed it's not allowed. Unless of course you're legally considered handicapped and need it for mobility.

Kurt... how fast does that speedster travel? Maybe we can race it around the ponds ... woooha ha ha

I think if it is motorized you have to pay an extra 'vehicle' fee.

campadk wrote:Kurt... how fast does that speedster travel? Maybe we can race it around the ponds ... woooha ha ha

I think if it is motorized you have to pay an extra 'vehicle' fee.

Rick/Dave. It's street legal without a license (in most states). 49cc does not require registration.

Top speed is 45 mph ( with the wind).

I like the good old bicycle too and it's better exercise but the Honda is cooler.

We are booked for site #236 for 3 nights, arriving on June 13th.....can't wait!!!

We have our new 5x8 Yoder Toter-Silver....

Hey Dave I didnt make the participants list You cannt keep us away were still coming Our post was on page 3. I see we now have a neighbor . Welcome Boomer

well, jeepers. I specifically asked our "friends" to notify us when the reservations were starting. hmmm, I guess I know where we stand now. ;-)

we'll be taking our spot from last year too, #249. I would have liked to have been able to wait another couple of months to see if our dollar would double the USD , but at the rate the sites are getting booked we might have found ourselves across the pond!

Anyway, we're looking forward to it! Since we left you guys back in June, we have been pretty busy. April has been home 22 days since then, but I've been home a few more, around 40. Next year is shaping up to be as busy so we'll be looking forward to the break.

Take care everybody.

cleave wrote:well, jeepers. I specifically asked our "friends" to notify us when the reservations were starting. hmmm, I guess I know where we stand now. ;-)

we'll be taking our spot from last year too, #249. I would have liked to have been able to wait another couple of months to see if our dollar would double the USD , but at the rate the sites are getting booked we might have found ourselves across the pond!

Anyway, we're looking forward to it! Since we left you guys back in June, we have been pretty busy. April has been home 22 days since then, but I've been home a few more, around 40. Next year is shaping up to be as busy so we'll be looking forward to the break.

Take care everybody.

Cleave, last year was my first and I loved it. Camping w/o electric takes about 5 minutes to get used to.

FCP is wilderness with a tough of civilization and fun.

Marc- Will there be more home brew and exotic meat snacks being offered in 08? Diane absolutely loved that venison summer sausage you guys brought last year!

Rick Sheerin wrote:Marc- Will there be more home brew and exotic meat snacks being offered in 08? Diane absolutely loved that venison summer sausage you guys brought last year!

IPA!!!

Rick Sheerin wrote:Marc- Will there be more home brew and exotic meat snacks being offered in 08? Diane absolutely loved that venison summer sausage you guys brought last year!

so is this all I'm good for? meat and beer? oh well, there are worse things, I guess.

Now that I'm familiar with the border regs re: alcohol, I'll bring enough for the whole weekend!

cleave wrote:so is this all I'm good for? meat and beer? oh well, there are worse things, I guess.

Yes you are good for a lot more Marc... but never mind about that.. The important thing is that
we do love your meat and beer snacks so don't forget about them!

PS. 14 trailers signed up so far (30 camping people). Please nobody book site 250, as April and Marc are hoping their friends from a far off part of Canada can join them for the TearUp!

That's right Marc you are good for more than just meat and beer... ....... ....... ..... ........I'll have to get back to you on that one. Just kidding, can't wait to see you guys!

Dave - Don't forget Ken, he is on site 237.

Rick Sheerin wrote:Dave - Don't forget Ken, he is on site 237.

Oops! Sorry about that Ken and Pat. Not sure how I missed you two! Anyways you're now on the list.

So whats with site 239? Why isn't anybody booking that site... was it something Ranger Jane said? or was it the site photo showing snow on it.

Might be funny to find that someone with a 40ft motorhome books the site thinking this area of the campground seems to be very popular, finds the last site available, site 239 and then finds themselves in the middle of a sea of teenie tiny trailers...

campadk wrote:

Rick Sheerin wrote:Dave - Don't forget Ken, he is on site 237.

So whats with site 239? Why isn't anybody booking that site... was it something Ranger Jane said? or was it the site photo showing snow on it.

Dave, I'm tellin' ya', it's haunted. Must have been the candles and the visitors