We were nice enough to pour a concrete slab for them to camp on. We believe in being very gracious hosts. Okay, okay, so this slab is leftover from the manufactured home we lived in before we built our current home, but it was handy.
I cracked open my bottle of Gewurtz from my birthday just for the occasion. It's not everyday that my friends camp in my front yard, afterall.And, no campout would be complete without a bon fire, so my firebug husband built us a huge one! We had s'mores and shared some marshmallows with the four-legged types.
Candi let her goofy dogs (Sorry Candi. Zip's goofy, but so are your dogs in their own lovely ways!) eat the leftover marshmallow off her roasting stick. Not to worry, she "sterilized" them in the fire before applying another 'mallow!
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FYI: Tell Marv to pack an iddie-biddie level in the new rig.(It isn't hard to see that he doesn't already have one ...Lol) He'll need it to "Level" the trailer when they are using it ... To camp with the refrigerator running on propane, but not leveled out,can and with luck like ours ... "WILL" destroy the cooling system. Better safe than sorry. A new "used" refrigerator installed cost us just under $800.00. It was an expensive lesson ... By the way, just how long is that slab? Just ask'in!
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