ANCIENT VIKING CAMPGROUND

ANCIENT VIKING CAMPGROUND
August 19: Stoughton, Wisconsin. From under the Bounder's awning you will see a glimpse of this beautiful campground that has actual remnant buildings of a Lutheran orphanage that was founded in 1889. We are near Baker and Laura's home about 6 miles from here. An exciting portion of the adventure developed when the Bounder's outside door decided to lock itself and refused to budge open until the 123rd try. A trained RV repair person is on the way to work on the latch. Please give me credit for not attempting self repairs. Janis says we could get in through a window if necessary. I'm not so sure about me.

Dr. Caroline

Dr. Caroline
Here, Caroline is able to commandeer similar assistance from nurse Daniel in the repair of Puppy's nose

Surgeon Will

Surgeon Will
Without breaking intense concentration, Will instructs his father who has agreed to assist him in the delicate procedure of Teddy's knee repair

Bounding again.

Bounding again.
With grand twins prior to relocation to downtown Bonita Springs, Florida.

Mom and Twins ride

Mom and Twins ride
Will, Heather, & Caroline enjoy a brief but uneventful spin around the CB Smith Park campground prior to departure.

Chauffeur apprentice

Chauffeur apprentice
Will tries his hand at maneuvering Bounder through its paces (before calling Protective Services, I have witnesses that the RV was parked with all systems off at the time of this photo).

Co-CoPilot

Co-CoPilot
Caroline applies all cutting-edge, high-tech navigational skills while Will handles wheel duties

Departing site of the Cat

Departing site of the Cat
Attired in enduring Wildcat support, GrandJan poses beside beloved icon marking our campsite.

Imminent departure

Imminent departure
Can you believe we would leave this?

07 Bounder 3

07 Bounder 3
Interior 1

Bounder 2

Bounder 2
More 07 Bounder

Bounder1

Bounder1
07 Bounder

Thursday, January 27, 2011

We didn't do it (we're pretty sure)

Nice RV washing guy fortunately discovered cut in roof excitingly before major storm moved into area. He provided quite adequate duct tape patch before we could purchase and apply slightly more permanent fix the following morning. This enforces the well-observed adage, "Go nowhere, do nothing without serviceable duct tape supply close at hand." This morning, wife has reported that error in refrigerator temp. setting has produced frosty fruit syndrome.
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1 comment:

Ron Prater said...

Mark, Diane gave me your blog address so I will be following your adventures in your new motorhome. I am envious, I wish I could get Linda interested in traveling by motorhome. Have fun in FL this winter. We may get down to see Diane & Jay in March if possible.

Ron Prater
rkprater@comcast.net

January 28, 2011 at 12:38 PM

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