Teardrops n Tiny Travel Trailers

We received the following photo from an anonymous source….it is alleged to be from Area 51 in Nevada. It appears to show two of the new 2006 Camp-Inns (code name “Raindrop”). We at Camp-Inn neither confirm nor deny the authenticity of this photo.

Thank You,
Craig Edevold

Now that was funny...

Hey Betsey,

Don't push the "Raindrop" outside,because if you use this web page we can all see it. http://terraserver.homeadvisor.msn.com/
Remember "Big Brother" is watching,and from what they say, they can read the date on a dime,but why can't they find Osama? I guess they aren't looking in the right place,yet.This look fimilar?
http://terraserver.homeadvisor.msn.com/ ... sconsin%7c

pateardropper

Yeah, it does look familiar. But I don't think we have to worry about anyone seeing the "Raindrop" using the website you posted. The project is so top secret that even the shop is invisible in that image!

BTW, you can get a look at the "Raindrop" in the following message that Craig posted last Friday under the General Discussion topic "I Saw One."

The mystery deepens!

Betsey

"We'll let everyone else be the judge if it was really Elvis...The guy came in claiming he was a king, but he wouldn't say of where.

"He took one look at the "Raindrop" and said "I can't help falling in love."

"He wanted to buy one, but we told him he would have to wait. His was response was "It's now or never!"

"We told him, "Sorry, but we have to take this one to Minden."

"He was "all shook up" and promptly left."

Craig E.

You guys have too much fun... What do you drink over there? I want some of that...

Mike...

P.S. Remember when Harry met Sally? I'll take what she had!!!

Lots And Lots Of Mt. Dew And Coke and Thats All I Can Say

Camp-Inns New Guy wrote:Lots And Lots Of Mt. Dew And Coke and Thats All I Can Say

...Ah, yes, more caffeine than Juan Valdez
madjack

p.s. course, I also hear the water is mighty dangerous up in the land of cheese heads

Jack,

I wouldn't know about the water, I never touch the stuff. We usually just use it to brew beer up here.

Cary

Cary Winch wrote:Jack,

I wouldn't know about the water, I never touch the stuff. We usually just use it to brew beer up here.

Cary

...I know, when I was trucking up that way, I used to haul paper from a couple of mills up on the lakes on the northern side of the state and when you stopped at a restaurant and asked for a glass of water, they would say "ok, either Shiltz or Pabst, whats your pleasure"
madjack