Posted: Sun Nov 09, 2008 9:26 pmneal b wrote:hi nathan & donna i see you are from mid mo. where about
neal b
We are now in the Centertown area.
We are now in the Centertown area.
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Posted: Sun Nov 09, 2008 9:26 pmWe are now in the Centertown area.
Posted: Mon Nov 10, 2008 7:44 amKnob Noster was cold but great. We had a easyup with sides and a heater but still sat outside by the traditional Christmas light fire.
No injuries unless you count a few cases of coldbutt disease from the pit john.
Had a visit from both and Nathan and Donna and Kayaklover (Lori) and Mike. all great folks.
Just wish that more could have made it 8 pounds of pork tenderloin is a little much for 6 people.
Gary
No injuries unless you count a few cases of coldbutt disease from the pit john.
Had a visit from both and Nathan and Donna and Kayaklover (Lori) and Mike. all great folks.
Just wish that more could have made it 8 pounds of pork tenderloin is a little much for 6 people.
Gary
Posted: Mon Nov 10, 2008 8:58 pmman, I eat well when we camp with Gary/Trudy and Mark/Emalea. We had tons of good food. A little cool, but not too much to be uncomfortable.
Maybe if everyone is nice, Gary might tell you his secret to keeping his butt warm out in the cold weather....
Maybe if everyone is nice, Gary might tell you his secret to keeping his butt warm out in the cold weather....
Posted: Mon Nov 10, 2008 9:22 pmGary,
I'd like to thank everyone for your hospitality, the quick trailer tours , and the pointers on mine. We really liked meeting everyone and enjoyed our short stay.
I loved your butt warming idea and plan on using it, often .
Thanks again,
Lori
I'd like to thank everyone for your hospitality, the quick trailer tours , and the pointers on mine. We really liked meeting everyone and enjoyed our short stay.
I loved your butt warming idea and plan on using it, often .
Thanks again,
Lori
Posted: Tue Nov 11, 2008 1:41 pmRAYVILLIAN wrote:Just wish that more could have made it 8 pounds of pork tenderloin is a little much for 6 people.
We'll be happy to stop by for leftovers!
Joseph
Posted: Wed Nov 12, 2008 8:15 pmOk the butt warm is nothing new to me. they used it alot in olden days in sleighs. Just put some hot coals in a pan and cover it with another pan and put it under your camp chair. It keeps you bottom nice and toasty.
Gary
Gary