I was Dad's co-pilot yesterday because Mom had to drive the Jeep. We needed to be unhooked when we arrived at the rally. We were only about seven miles away from our other campground, so it was an easy drive. Oh, before we left the campground, we decided to fill up our propane tank on the RV. That was pricey! They charge $5.25 a gallon and we bought 24.5 gallons. YIKES! We normally spend about $3.50 a gallon.
When we arrived at the rally, there were a lot of parking people to help us. They make it a quick and easy process. They really do a great job.
This was this morning. Do you see us? Look for the brown Jeep towards the center. |
Sunrise |
Our view this a.m. 200 more RVs have come in since this photo was taken. We no longer have a view. |
Mom decided to jazz up my bed with some additional foam. I prefer a Sleep Number 45, but she turned into a 100. Blah!
This is not comfy. |
It is much better now. Not as good as the couch, but usable. |
This was the tour guide dressed to match the times of Ethan Allen. |
Bed on floor was a child's bed. Looks like a dog bed. |
The guide said that they used to wear wooden shoes around here. |
The grounds |
The folks walked back to the museum to see the film in hopes they could learn something about Ethan Allen. The film was a very strange and confusing one. It consisted of voices and drawings. A child was told about Ethan Allen but still nothing specific. It was the oddest thing. The folks left feeling very confused. It was $8 a person for this terrible tour.
Mom came home and did a little reading on Ethan Allen. He had nothing to do with the furniture company. BOL! There were people at the museum talking about Ethan Allen furniture, so maybe they are confused too.
The folks then drove back to the restaurant where they ate the other day and where they have the gift card. There was no parking to be found, so they left. They will have to try and make it back later this week.
They did make a stop to see what may be the world's largest filing cabinet.
This sits in an out of the way place near a parking lot. It is 40' high. |
They also stopped at a chocolate factory. No tours today. They were able to sample some chocolate chips. They checked out the factory seconds. It was $21 a pound for factory seconds. BOL! They didn't buy any.
Mom said they did not have much luck in anything they did today. They came home and walked me before the storms came through.
Today is my 5th Gotcha Day! Dad said I have come a long way in five years. He said I have really come out of my shell since I am an only dog. Yep, I like having all the attention.
The rally starts tomorrow afternoon. Shopping opens in the morning, so I know where the folks will be. There is entertainment in the evening, so the folks will be out after dark. :-(
Joey,
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