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Missing these cool misty mornings about now. 🏔 Missing these cool misty mornings about now. 🏔 (It’s hot in the flat lands 🥵) 📍Mount Pisgah Campground, 4658 elevation.
Well it’s been a while, three years to be exact, Well it’s been a while, three years to be exact, since we’ve been music festival camping! Let the music play! MerleFest ✌🏻 ❤️ 🪕
It’s a good brewery in Florida if they have free It’s a good brewery in Florida if they have free bug spray! 😂 🦟 This one also happened to have fabulous beer! 🍺 Oh and a bike path that lead right to the back door! 🚲
Heads or Tails 🐊 Heads or Tails 🐊
Internet and down time, two things you need to kee Internet and down time, two things you need to keep up with posts. Mainly internet, which has been very sparse the last two weeks. Going to try to catch up a little. We’ve been greatly blessed with amazing friends that all enjoyed camping and the great outdoors! ⛺️ 🥾 🛶 🚲 (And some good libation stops at the end of the day! 😂 🍺 🍷) Several times each year we meetup for group trips, we’ve been meeting in Florida to paddle, hike and bike for the past several years. One of the rivers we paddle every year is Sliver River in Ocala, FL. You see the obligatory gators, egrets, herons, and such but you also get monkeys! 🙊 (Google sliver springs monkeys) I will not lie, they freak me out. They’ve been known to get aggressive because humans feed them. Humans, please don’t do that shit. But if you can just keep your distance and watch, they are fascinating, epecially the moms and babies. 💜
Seven years ago!! 🗓 I love it when these memor Seven years ago!! 🗓 I love it when these memories pop up. It’s good to remember that hard work really does pay off. We are still enjoying our little home on wheels!! March 11th, 2015, it was an exciting day at Base Scamp! Flooring was finished, sink, faucets and stove were fitted, cushions were made. (Still the hardest thing I’ve ever sewn!) We were happy scampers!! 😆 And a little tired! 🤪
Always nice when your hike ends in an alligator ne Always nice when your hike ends in an alligator nesting area! 🐊 🐊🐊 🥚 📷
The jungle room. 🌴🦩🦜 The jungle room. 🌴🦩🦜
Wood storks! Also hanging out at the “pool” we Wood storks! Also hanging out at the “pool” were the awesome wood storks. There were a couple of skirmishes between what I assume were the males, that involved a lot of bill fencing! 🤺 Their numbers have greatly decreased in Florida due to managed water control. They need naturally draining pools of concentrated food. “When the natural hydrologic cycle is upset by human-controlled water-management activities, Wood Storks fail to feed and nest successfully because a breeding pair of Wood Storks will not attempt to nest if sufficient food is not available. “ * Wood Storks have been known to fly as high as 6000 feet. They will fly as much as 50 miles in search of food. * Wood Storks usually mate for life, they will build the nest together, and together incubate the eggs and feed the chicks. The chicks fledge in about two months.  * Adult wood storks are voiceless and making only hissing sounds and bill clapping. * They reach a length of 35-45 inches with a wingspan of 60-65 inches. * Its bill snaps shut with a 25-millisecond reflex action -- the fastest known for vertebrates -- whenever it touches prey. * A group of storks has many collective nouns, including "a clatter of storks", "a filth of storks", "a muster of storks", "a phalanx of storks", and a "swoop of storks." . 🏆 👈🏻 Your reward for making it to the end of this post!! 🕵🏻‍♀️
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    The scamp gets a new axle.

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      When we bought an 1982 Scamp we knew eventually we would need a new axle. After the last couple of trips we notice some odd wear on our tires. The door side was wearing a lot faster than the back and we were going through tires to fast. So we knew it was time bite the bullet for a new axle.    The New Axle Axel replacement is something that is discussed in great detail over at a wonderful website/forum called Fiberglassrv.com. I highly recommend this group if you own or are thinking about owning a fiberglass camper. It’s a great group of people who are very knowledgeable! If…

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    Once upon a wet tent. How we ended up buying a tiny camper.

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    Sometimes you know its time to trade in your big tent for a tiny camper.

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Missing these cool misty mornings about now. 🏔 Missing these cool misty mornings about now. 🏔 (It’s hot in the flat lands 🥵) 📍Mount Pisgah Campground, 4658 elevation.
Well it’s been a while, three years to be exact, Well it’s been a while, three years to be exact, since we’ve been music festival camping! Let the music play! MerleFest ✌🏻 ❤️ 🪕
It’s a good brewery in Florida if they have free It’s a good brewery in Florida if they have free bug spray! 😂 🦟 This one also happened to have fabulous beer! 🍺 Oh and a bike path that lead right to the back door! 🚲
Heads or Tails 🐊 Heads or Tails 🐊
Internet and down time, two things you need to kee Internet and down time, two things you need to keep up with posts. Mainly internet, which has been very sparse the last two weeks. Going to try to catch up a little. We’ve been greatly blessed with amazing friends that all enjoyed camping and the great outdoors! ⛺️ 🥾 🛶 🚲 (And some good libation stops at the end of the day! 😂 🍺 🍷) Several times each year we meetup for group trips, we’ve been meeting in Florida to paddle, hike and bike for the past several years. One of the rivers we paddle every year is Sliver River in Ocala, FL. You see the obligatory gators, egrets, herons, and such but you also get monkeys! 🙊 (Google sliver springs monkeys) I will not lie, they freak me out. They’ve been known to get aggressive because humans feed them. Humans, please don’t do that shit. But if you can just keep your distance and watch, they are fascinating, epecially the moms and babies. 💜
Seven years ago!! 🗓 I love it when these memor Seven years ago!! 🗓 I love it when these memories pop up. It’s good to remember that hard work really does pay off. We are still enjoying our little home on wheels!! March 11th, 2015, it was an exciting day at Base Scamp! Flooring was finished, sink, faucets and stove were fitted, cushions were made. (Still the hardest thing I’ve ever sewn!) We were happy scampers!! 😆 And a little tired! 🤪
Always nice when your hike ends in an alligator ne Always nice when your hike ends in an alligator nesting area! 🐊 🐊🐊 🥚 📷
The jungle room. 🌴🦩🦜 The jungle room. 🌴🦩🦜
Wood storks! Also hanging out at the “pool” we Wood storks! Also hanging out at the “pool” were the awesome wood storks. There were a couple of skirmishes between what I assume were the males, that involved a lot of bill fencing! 🤺 Their numbers have greatly decreased in Florida due to managed water control. They need naturally draining pools of concentrated food. “When the natural hydrologic cycle is upset by human-controlled water-management activities, Wood Storks fail to feed and nest successfully because a breeding pair of Wood Storks will not attempt to nest if sufficient food is not available. “ * Wood Storks have been known to fly as high as 6000 feet. They will fly as much as 50 miles in search of food. * Wood Storks usually mate for life, they will build the nest together, and together incubate the eggs and feed the chicks. The chicks fledge in about two months.  * Adult wood storks are voiceless and making only hissing sounds and bill clapping. * They reach a length of 35-45 inches with a wingspan of 60-65 inches. * Its bill snaps shut with a 25-millisecond reflex action -- the fastest known for vertebrates -- whenever it touches prey. * A group of storks has many collective nouns, including "a clatter of storks", "a filth of storks", "a muster of storks", "a phalanx of storks", and a "swoop of storks." . 🏆 👈🏻 Your reward for making it to the end of this post!! 🕵🏻‍♀️
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