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Keep on truckin wish we were there have a great trip

What a wonderful trip report the girls look like they has a great time on the slide I love the shots of Anna in the slide they looked like shots of fear and fun. We still have not planned anything for next year and a Tn GG would look like a good trip. Any love the trip report you take great pictures.

Great start now let's get this show rolling!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

In the D.C area the most recomended campground is Cherry Hill, it is right near the highway but I have never heard of to many complaints, they also help you plan yor tours. As far as Williamsburg goes most people suggest American Heritage Campground a little bit out of the tourist area but not bad, I would not use Anvil Campground unless you like trains as a lot of their sites back up to a busy train line.

Great trip report, it looks like you all had a goodt time. Thanks for takeing the time and posting all your great pictures!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Great start looking forward to more!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Great pictures thanks for posting :bravo:

Great pictures, and you look so good in your Mater Hat!!!!!!!!!!!

Happy Birthday TCD and spending it at the Fort sounds just great, hope you had a great time as usuall and can not wait to read about it!!!!!!!!!!

Hi Pam, great pictures and neat videos love how the train gets in the act as they pass by. Beth & i are camping Columbus Day weekend at Knobels for the Coverd Bridge Festival, great craft fair and the park gets ready and is open for Halloween, then I will be down at Circle M in Lancaster from the 9th till the 16th and Beth will join me there for the weekend. It would be great to try to get together agian we will have to plan that if not this year maybe another Easter gathering but with less MUD!!!!!!!!! Talk to you soon Rennie.

Great pictures, hope you do well this weekend.

Great pictures thanks for posting them!!!!!!!!!!!

Please be careful talking about if the creek don't rise to folks up here in the North East some are still cleanig up from that creek that rised. :panic:

The wife says i am anal about keeping the camper in great shape, I wash the roof at least twicw each year, inspect in the sring and fall. I also carry a roll of Enterbond tape and tubes of Dicor, always have and hardly ever need it, but others have. The last camper we had a leake around the skylight, removed the old caulk, recaulked it seeled it with Enterbond coulked the edges os the tape( told you I was anal) then traded it in. The dealer was cleaning snow of the roof when they sold it and stepped thru the skylight!!!!!!!!!!! They said they had a hell of a time getting the old skylight out,

If any one is interested in trains they should take The Magic Behind the Steam backstage tour at the MK it is a very interesting tour plus you learn alot about Walt's home railroad. I also got the book about Carolwood Railroad and it has some great pictures of it.

Is it right for a chicken to be cooking chicken on the grill, after all it might have been family!!!!!!!!!

Jumping on for the ride :banana: :banana: :banana:

Thanks again for the great trip report the only thing that I disliked was the line that you were home in only an hour and a half, actually I'm just JEALOUS thanks for all the great pictures!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I know my wife will not let me go the RV dealer unsupervised any more, ot at least will not let me take the checkbook. :rofl2:

Dave you and your family are very special people who made your family even better, my sister was a special ed teacher also who was never blessed with children of her own but you would never know it the way she spoke of all her students. We lost her when she was only 30 years of age but even though she could not have children she always said there were plenty of them that needed her. :heart:

Wonderful pictures thanks for posting them, and all I can say is that was a lucky banana :banana:

I know 301 runs back and forth just was not sure where I quess that answers my question thanks.

How far would it be to get to Rt301 from there,or is that not an option. We used 301 last year from our stop over on the way home from Ga. to S.C. and it was a very nice drive, just wondering.

Thanks for a wonderful trip report now we have a few new things to add to our list to see on our next trip, thanks again.

Like said before a seasonal site feels like you are always on vacation,also there are good and bad things if you do not like your neighbor it is not as easy to relocate, good thing is not setting up and down all the time, I think it is a great idea I was a seasonal for a few years and it was great, had a spot in South Jersey near the beach it was the cheapest way to stay at the beach. It was so good I even met my wife in the campground over 25 years ago and we are planning on becomeing full timers in a few years. I say go for it!!!!!!!!!!!!