Family camp was a great weekend at Mt. Gilead State Park.
What will it take to make the escape? Shelter, transportation, water, food, power, internet? Follow along to find out.
Showing posts with label roam. Show all posts
Showing posts with label roam. Show all posts
Friday, December 18, 2015
Sunday, May 25, 2014
Memorial Day Weekend Trip
Out at Wolf Creek Campground for the weekend. What turnout! Usually we have the place to ourselves but this weekend I'd say they were 75% full. Fortunately we did not get the spot we preselected. Turns out there was a group having a birthday party and out in the loop we had the "run the loud generators day and night" bunch. So we were up front and with the 3 sites we had a lot of real estate to use for the dogs.
Location:
Ballville, OH, USA
Friday, April 25, 2014
April is here! We got out two weekends in a row. East Harbor State Park is a great place to be early in the spring. Very few campers and lots of space and beach to walk. Even the dogs get to go on the beach this time of year.
This weekend we had my brother-in-law along with his teardrop and my son came in from Wisconsin with his tent. Good times!
This weekend we had my brother-in-law along with his teardrop and my son came in from Wisconsin with his tent. Good times!
Friday, January 10, 2014
We just picked up a Universal Tablet Under Cabinet, Wall, and Desk Mount for the pod. A tablet is great to have along for watching movies and playing games when the weather keeps you inside. We had been opening the center cabinet door and setting the tablet in there but that requires the cabinet door to be open and that makes a head banger for the dogs. I'll post some pictures once it mounted! Don't forget that you can view some of our build pictures at www.skpod.com.
Sunday, February 20, 2011
Nomadi
The idea of living a nomadic lifestyle has been in my head since I was very young, like old enough to ride a bicycle. You see, once I had my "wheels" I discovered a much bigger world. For years the ability to wander all day long, sometimes covering 60 miles or so, and still be home in time for supper was great, but eventually I needed something bigger than a bicycle.
After going through the pain of acquiring and supporting a car, I discovered that my world was going to be limited now by how much money I had to put into the car. After the car there is the girl, which leads to other interests. Of course, with the girl comes the likelihood of children which, for most people, will cause the sprouting of roots for many years or even decades.
Now my kids are gone, I have many vehicles and I still have the girl (which makes things that much nicer). She has a pension for roaming and we both would like to reverse the roaming to working ratio.
After going through the pain of acquiring and supporting a car, I discovered that my world was going to be limited now by how much money I had to put into the car. After the car there is the girl, which leads to other interests. Of course, with the girl comes the likelihood of children which, for most people, will cause the sprouting of roots for many years or even decades.
Now my kids are gone, I have many vehicles and I still have the girl (which makes things that much nicer). She has a pension for roaming and we both would like to reverse the roaming to working ratio.
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