Showing posts with label Campfires. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Campfires. Show all posts

Thursday, August 1, 2019

Ready for the fall and next spring

One of the nice things about staying at a seasonal site (like here in Timber Ridge Campground) in the summer on the same site is being able to buy and store your firewood, and your "stuff" over the winter.

Guy down the road sells a 1/2 rick for $35 and a whole rick for $60.  You load, you haul.  Got the whole rick in the fall of 2017, lasted till this June.  Got the half rick this time, which should last through next June again.  We'll see.


Monday, January 14, 2013

Time is flying.....

Hard to believe we've been at the Sea Breeze RV Resort almost a month!  In another month, we'll be heading to our first rally in Kerrville, TX.

Last year, we had a Winter Texan golf membership at the Northshore Country Club.  It was a good deal, $400 for the two of us to golf unlimited with a cart, range balls for a month.  We knew, to make it work, we'd have to play all the time.  And we did.

That probably made us seem a little unsociable to the regulars here.  When we weren't at the golf course, we were working at the business and didn't really have time to get out and mingle.
This year, we didn't opt for the golf membership and we've been "getting out" quite a bit more.  Everyone remembered us from last year because of the truck, but they didn't really "know us".  We've made a concerted effort to change that.  This isn't really a place that has a lot of organized events, rather a lot of organized events done by the guests.

We've enjoyed our time "across the pond" with Mike & Baxter, Kristi & Justin, Ed & Loretta, Judy & Gary, Frenchie and Nina, Bob & Jane and Paulette & Bill.  The other night, Mike and Justin outdid themselves smoking brisket, ribs and sausage.  Man, was it good.

After a teaser into the 70's, we're stuck back in the 50's for another week.  Could be worse.  We know.

My last post on this blog

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