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Wouldn't ya know ...

Started by Ang, May 16, 2019, 06:01:46 AM

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Ang

We're going camping this weekend for my husband's 50th birthday.  And it's going to rain ... ALL ... weekend  :eyepop

May have to sneak in some posting to keep us from killing each other  :bat
Apologies in advance if I'm slow.

AmajoS

Gotta love rain. It shows up at the most convenient times.

Paula

lol, try not to drown, okay?
"The truth is out there but the lies are inside your head." Terry Pratchett

Gabriel Lorca: "I still don't give a damn.  .

Chloe: A list of everyone you've slept with in the past eight weeks.
Lucifer: Right. You'll need a much bigger notepad.

Maze to Lucifer: I'm worried that humans are rubbing of

Yvonne

LOL - funny enough, I cancelled my camping trip this weekend because of rain! I hope you stay warm & dry - and I strongly encourage you to pack a hot water bottle!

Ang

I was lucky enough to have a furnace in our camper so although it was cold outside, we were comfortable inside. Unfortunately, I need to buy new shoes as mine were sucked into the mud ... ugh!

Hubby enjoyed the time away even with the weather so that's the most important thing.

I'll be catching up and posting this afternoon.

Suzee

Glad to hear you had a good time!!

Len

A similar thing happens to us a few years ago. We went to the Loire Valley in France, expecting nice weather (as it was mid France in July!). We had the three of us in a tiny tent, plus some nice bottles of wine (being that this was the Loire Valley, after all). First two nights...perfect. Third night? Well...it began poring rain before we could get the bbq going, so dinner was some cookies. Next night? Yep, more rain. And then more rain. And being there were three of us in the tent, everything got soaked including pillows, sleeping bags, everything (but the wine). Then we moved camping sights to Chinon (Joan of Arc history, yay!! and more wine) and my son and I refused to go back into the tent so my husband had to rent one of the big permanent tents on the grounds.

Needless to say, when we got home my husband bought a huge tunnel tent for our travels (and wine collecting) trips. It's amazing what a difference it's made. :P