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Old 02-09-2011, 12:42 PM   #21
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Old 02-09-2011, 09:16 PM   #22
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Great thread! I love to kayak fish, so the kayaks are with us almost every time we camp. We also do some light hiking, bicycling, a good book in the afternoon shade is always nice, dutch oven cooking, movies and popcorn at night, and just generally spending quality family time together.
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Old 02-19-2011, 08:44 PM   #23
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We love to go fishing. Hopefully that means we have to spend some time cutting up and vacuum packing in the evening. we spend a lot of time cooking on the fire with the dutch ovens and enjoying the outdoors. If it is windy we may break out a kite or two. If we are boondocking we may set up some targets and do some shooting or archery. last august we limited out on silver salmon in Valdez by Noon, spent the rest of the day geo-caching with our son. We will definitely search for more geo-caches in the future, it was fun. We will probably set up a few of our own. We see a lot of people washing their RV's. Since we usually only camp a few days at a time, I do that when we get back home.
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Old 02-19-2011, 09:00 PM   #24
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For me it is a way to get away from the distractions of home. My daughter (almost 5) loves to play in the camper. I try to get us set up near a lake or in a RV park with a pool so we can get some swim time. Geo-caching is always a lot of fun. The little one loves to see what is in the cache. Walking, checking out other rigs and of course time on the playground. Sitting around the table with crayons, cards and a good movie is a lot of fun as well.
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Old 02-21-2011, 07:07 PM   #25
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It depends. We go to Mackinaw Mill Creek CG in Michigan every July 4th. Typically we just play around the campground and go across the bridge for lunch. Last year was different. We went to Mackinac Island, Munising (Pictured Rocks), and the Soo Locks. It was a lot of fun. This year while we're there, I think we'll hit the Cherry Festival in Traverse City. For weekend trips, we just relax.

This year is our Disney year, we go every other year, so we'll be at Fort Wilderness in December doing the obviously Disney stuff.
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Old 02-21-2011, 08:06 PM   #26
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My favorite thing is doing absolutely nothing. I'll sit in my chair under the awning with a cup of coffee or beer while listening to the radio and watching people walk by for hours, usually my wife is sitting right beside me reading a book. We like walking the 2 killer beasts around (Maltese and Yorkie) and listen to them bark at every leaf that blows by. We go to beach, ride bikes with the kids and play games/watch movies with the family in the evenings.
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Old 02-21-2011, 08:09 PM   #27
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My favorite thing is doing absolutely nothing. I'll sit in my chair under the awning with a cup of coffee or beer while listening to the radio and watching people walk by for hours, usually my wife is sitting right beside me reading a book. We like walking the 2 killer beasts around (Maltese and Yorkie) and listen to them bark at every leaf that blows by. We go to beach, ride bikes with the kids and play games/watch movies with the family in the evenings.
Times a thousand. My idea of camping.
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Old 03-03-2011, 09:01 AM   #28
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absolutely nothing,,that is the beauty of it,,,there is always something to do but what is the great thing about camping is that even though there is something to do, you never have to do it....doesnt get any better than that....
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Old 03-03-2011, 09:56 AM   #29
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DH fishes and mans the cooler.

I feed the dogs, water the dogs, clean up after the dogs, fix meals, clean up after meals, unpack and pack. I also work in lots of hikes with the pups, checking out other set ups, reading, watching birds and doing nothing! If we have friends and family along, we play corn hole, ladder golf and other games.

Eventually, we'll have a toad and will take our kayaks along and be able to venture out away from the campsite to check out local attractions.
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Old 03-03-2011, 11:41 AM   #30
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Thanks greatwhite for your service to our country. During the day we like walking the CG & seeing other rigs, playing cards & other board games. This year I'm taking our goldwing along & will do some sightseeing from it, although sightseeing from the truck is nice also. At night we like the campfire also.
Oh ya! we'll have a cold beverage whenever a thirst arrives & that's quite often on the those sunny warm days & nights!
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Times a thousand. My idea of camping.
X3, the awning, my radio, favorite chair, cold drink.. I am set.

We also do alot of father daughter fishing and just walking around as a family and seeing the sights.
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