Teardrops n Tiny Travel Trailers

bobhenry wrote:probably overloaded with teardrops

Gotta be it, everyone trying to get in at the last minute. We've been trying to tell them what fun we have.

We've got another Jeff from Indy just haven't been able to confirm him or a site.

Look someone posted while I was typing this

Nitroxjunkie71 wrote:

Jst83 wrote:We're up to 32

We may need a wide angle lens for the group shot.

.I've got on in my old 35mm set up, I'd probably have to dust it off

Jst83 wrote:I've got on in my old 35mm set up, I'd probably have to dust it off

I plan to bring my video camera that I use for shooting underwater video. It has a wide angle lens but don't know how well the pics would turn out. I usually use it below 100'.

These were taken off video I shot and are not the best but it's dark down there in lake Huron.

Nitroxjunkie71 wrote:These were taken off video I shot and are not the best but it's dark down there in lake Huron.

I so want to do that.

Scott
Got the tear all packed last night. Going to put the canoe and bikes on tonight, plan on leaving early thurs. morning. The question I have is, should I try and bring fire wood? I see there is a big fine if you do. Over here the parks don't seem to be doing anything. Been out 3 times and they don't even look. Is there a place close to the park to get some? I know it would be nice not to haul it that far with gas going back up. Let me know if I can just pick it up there some where. Thanks, Erv

ERV wrote:Scott
Got the tear all packed last night. Going to put the canoe and bikes on tonight, plan on leaving early thurs. morning. The question I have is, should I try and bring fire wood? I see there is a big fine if you do. Over here the parks don't seem to be doing anything. Been out 3 times and they don't even look. Is there a place close to the park to get some? I know it would be nice not to haul it that far with gas going back up. Let me know if I can just pick it up there some where. Thanks, Erv

Here are the bad counties in the region. If you know the species of wood it will help and as long as your county is not in the quarantine you may bring in wood. Just to avoid the hassle I do tend to bury mine under the other camping junk. I do know all of mine is birch and sassafrass so no elm is being mover in and that info helps to calm the parks concerns.

http://www.emeraldashborer.info/files/MultiState_EABpos.pdf

why risk a big fine? leave Ohio firewood in Ohio!

TimJones wrote:why risk a big fine? leave Ohio firewood in Ohio!

As to a big fine all I have heard is they confiscate any questionable wood.

It is pretty obvious if the firewood has 1/4 to 3/8 holes in it it is very suspect. The rangers came around at Salamonie and checked what was stacked by the fire but I heard no reports of problems. They all know we are there to have a good time and are simply trying to protect the park so it will be just as pretty and green next year so we can do it again.

Here is probably more than you want to know about it ....http://www.in.gov/dnr/entomolo/3443.htm

Here is what you NEED to know....http://www.in.gov/dnr/entomolo/files/sp-EAB_FAQ_12_08.pdf

oops just read the fine print ....Kosciusko, LaGrange, Marion, Monroe, Noble, Porter,
Randolph, St. Joseph, Steuben, Wabash, Wells, White and
Whitley. Firewood may not be brought from Michigan, Ohio or
Illinois or from parts of Pennsylvania(Butler, Lawrence,
Allegheny, Beaver, Mercer Counties), Prince George’s County
in Maryland, Fayette County, West Virginia and Fairfax County,
Virginia. There are some limited exceptions (see back page.)
• Burn all of your firewood when you camp. Do not leave
it for other campers, regardless of its source or species.

We have a cancellation. Tom & Laurie will not make it. Tom flew over the handlebars of a 4-wheeler and broke his shoulder. Then since he is off work anyway, he decided to have his hernia repaired. The end result is he is a walking train wreck and will be resting at home this weekend.

Tripmaker wrote:We have a cancellation. Tom & Laurie will not make it. Tom flew over the handlebars of a 4-wheeler and broke his shoulder. Then since he is off work anyway, he decided to have his hernia repaired. The end result is he is a walking train wreck and will be resting at home this weekend.

MAN ....... and he was a sure thing for the "hard luck award"

Tripmaker wrote:We have a cancellation. Tom & Laurie will not make it. Tom flew over the handlebars of a 4-wheeler and broke his shoulder. Then since he is off work anyway, he decided to have his hernia repaired. The end result is he is a walking train wreck and will be resting at home this weekend.

What??? Sorry to hear that; and he's going to pass up the chance at Sausage gravy & Bisuits and the Hot Buttered Rum?

That is a real shame and it has to hurt.

I sure hope he recovers for the Chain of Lakes gathering.

I guess I will leave it home even though it is all oak and maple. I'll just look around when I get close and find someone selling it there. It will help on the gas milage too. See you all sometime tomorrow. Erv

ERV wrote:I guess I will leave it home even though it is all oak and maple. I'll just look around when I get close and find someone selling it there. It will help on the gas milage too. See you all sometime tomorrow. Erv

Or tell them ya bought it down the road

They sell firewood at the camp store there...... or so the brochure says.....

I've been over that way a few times this spring and I'm sure I passed a few signs that have wood for sell. There always tends to be a few outside the parks and they've probably got better prices than inside the park