Just Beachy

When we do corn on the grill, we use Paula Deen's recipe: Shuck the corn. Slather the ears in mayonnaise (trust me...sounds gross, but it's awesome!). Roll in parmesan cheese. Sprinkle with salt, pepper and chili powder. Wrap in tin foil. Grill over medium heat, turning frequently, for about 15 minutes. We love our corn this way!!! :banana:

It's expensive to eat out all the time. I don't mind cooking, but I like easy meals when we're camping (especially easy clean-up). When you're camping, what's your typical menu like?

You're welcome. It only hurt for a few minutes and it was worth it if the Fiends can use it. What can I say....I'm a giver. :)

I took this from the place that shall not be named: PARK rain ponchos stroller hats sunscreen water bottles water bottle straps umbrella 2 way radios camera film(memory cards) big pens autograph books baby wipes bubbles PERSONAL bathing suit towels shorts shirts sweatpants sweatshirt jacket underwear socks sandals sneakers kids tylenol first aid kit soap shampoo deodorant toothpaste toothbrush hairbrush hairclips tylenol chapstick benadryl caladryl feminine hygiene products razors inhaler(I'm asthmatic) CAMPSITE lantern flaslight repellant charcoal extension cord rope axe trashbags plates c

Grilled medium with bbq sauce, cheddar cheese and BACON!! Yummmm!! Now I'm hungry! :)

If I'm going to live in something smaller than my current house, I want to live in Devore's new 5'er. :rofl2:

Aww! I'm glad you're back in love with the Fort!! It's the campground I measure all others by! :rofl2:

My Maggie. Such a sweet girl. I adopted her from a shelter. We think she's around 5 yrs old. Shelter employees guessed she's a cross between a Rottweiler and a Sheperd. Maybe. I don't really care. I just love that she has her tail! lol She is extremely timid. She is afraid of everyone and everything, except me. We have tried so many different things, but she is still, after 4 years, deathly afraid of my husband and most everyone else. Very sad. Like I said, she has a beautiful soul. I just love her.

Thanks everyone! I will definitely look into the collars and the drops. It's so sad having to leave her home...for her AND me!!! Thanks again!!

At $5-$7 a gallon, that could affect my going to WORK!!!!

My Rottweiler vomits every time she goes for a ride in the car or truck. This makes taking her camping with us somewhat of a problem. Does anyone have any suggestions to stop a dog from getting carsick?

Just out of curiosity, why doesn't FW allow fires at your site (besides in the mesh firepit)? That's my favorite thing about camping and I was so disappointed when I found out it's not allowd. :popcorn:

Sure!!! Otters are semi-aquatic (or in one case aquatic) fish-eating mammals. The otter subfamily Lutrinae forms part of the family Mustelidae, which also includes weasels, polecats, badgers, as well as others. With twelve species in seven genera, otters have an almost worldwide distribution. They mainly eat aquatic animals, predominantly fish and shellfish, but also other invertebrates, amphibians, birds and small mammals. Oh, wait! You mean the stuff on HERE about the otters!!! Well....we should let Deb tell ya about that!! :rofl2:

Welcome, Nigel!!! It's great to have you here!! :rofl2:

I wanted to do this on my last trip, but didn't have time. Hopefully, one day. It sounds like fun. http://disneyworld.disney.go.com/destinations/disneys-boardwalk/entertainment/jellyrolls/

I am happy to say I have never stayed in ANY of these hotels!! :o However, I'm surprised I don't see the Red Carpet Inn in Ilion, NY on this list. Gives me the willies just thinking about that night I had to stay there. One word....nasty!!

Welcome Jay and Paula!!!! Glad to have you here!!!

It could sink if all your snow melts! If it doesn't sink, then you'll have a really cool boat!

You all didn't do a good enough job trying to hide because I FOUND YOU!!!!! muhahahahaha!!!!

Great to see everyone again!

A toast to Jen and Chris..... CHEERS!!!!!