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Snuggly Dog Problem Solved

Postby stumphugger » Thu Jul 28, 2011 7:57 pm

I left Tuesday for a trip to the ocean. I reserved a campsite after looking at pictures on their internet site--I'd never been there before.

I was a bit dismayed. I had to clean up after somebody else's dog, and then the area wasn't very level. Had to go around the loop again because too many cars were trying to get out, and it takes me a while to back in.

I only had one flat board to keep the trailer from listing to the starboard side. So I used it, and decided it was good enough.

Now, that is The Used Dog's side of the trailer. I found out that having his side as the low side, keeps him on his half of the bed. If not, it is much easier to shove him over, when it is downhill.

We did not have the wrasseling matches over the majority of the bed. I may ask for that space again, if I return.
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Postby Mukilteo » Thu Jul 28, 2011 9:14 pm

I really like Grayland State Park. I try to get in the camp sites in the loup closest to the ocean. The bathrooms are first rate. & your close to the ocean.
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Postby stumphugger » Thu Jul 28, 2011 9:29 pm

I went to Ocean City. The only other oceany one I've been to in Warshington is Cape Dissappointment (Ft Canby). The latter was more enjoyable for me, but looks like it is full up for a while.

I think I shall go across the river to Ft. Stevens on the next adventure.
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Postby Big Dan » Thu Jul 28, 2011 9:33 pm

:thumbsup: I'll second that. Its a great campground.
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Postby S. Heisley » Fri Jul 29, 2011 12:23 pm

Stumphugger wrote:
I found out that having his side as the low side, keeps him on his half of the bed. If not, it is much easier to shove him over, when it is downhill.


:lol: Good one! I guess you'll still need that board for your side of the trailer, to use when the parking spot is on the level! :lol:
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