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Here's a view of the camp as we had it set up on Sunday.
That's a 4-6 person tent, but Jane thinks it's just barely big
enough for the two of us!
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Another view of the camp. The picnic table came with the site,
but the other table came with us. Through the trees, you can just
barely see our neighbors.
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Here's another shot of the camp. Notice the electrical outlet. We
didn't know we would have one, so we didn't bring anything to use
with the outlet. There was also a water spigot. Flush toilets and
coin operated hot showers were just a short walk away. So I guess
you wouldn't call this primitive camping!
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Here I am with Suzanne and Jason at Sunday Supper. Jane served up
fruit salad, Ceasar salad, poppy seed pasta, stuffed tomatos,
southern fried catfish, cornbread and pecan pie. Definitely not
roughing it!
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Another shot of Sunday supper. This time with Suzanne, Jason, and
our chef, Jane.
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Yet another view of the Sunday supper. In this shot you can see
the "dining room" and, back to the left, the "kitchen."
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We made Jason pay for his supper!
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Monday morning. I'm just back from jogging. Still to do: get
cleaned up and break camp.
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Breaking camp: No, I haven't stabbed myself. I'm folding a "shock
corded" tent pole.
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Once the van is loaded, the last step is to install the hitch
rack and mount the bike on the rack.
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