Well, here I am playing catch up on the blog again. It has to be an age thing regarding that time goes faster aspect. It just seems like we left the fun times at the Tulip Festival in Holland Michigan but I am writing this in the middle of June! It’s pretty sad that I can not remember what I wrote without looking it up and if it wasn’t for Barb’s pictures, I probably would have less to say!
As we roll into our site area, we have a new neighbour which does not make us happy campers so to speak. He has a stack of pallets about 6 feet high, his motorcycle parked between our units – we park back to back so both our services are in the same area – his snowmobile/motorcycle trailer is also parked between us, an ATV under his king pin area and he has a gray tarp duck taped to his rig all around so when the wind blows, we hear the tarp scrapping across the gravel – very nice! I’m not even going to mention that he has not washed his unit since he came into the camp ground last year.
After all that relaxation, Barb managed to complete a couple of quilt projects she has been working on and I got back into the swing of lawn care on our site and doing the planning on what needs to be done to the rig – washing, waxing, a little caulking and tighten some trim. Whew, after all that planning, I had better sit awhile to recover.
On Sunday, Corrie invited us over for lunch to celebrate Mother’s day. We 
Well, today is the day we’re heading off to check into some other campgrounds – is the grass always greener? Well, the first one we went to – we tried to stay in this general area, we like it out here – we were not too impressed with the entrance area but it is a secure campground. It has a mobile home area (12 months) a camp ground area (seemed older with small sites) but also a ‘senior’ 10 month area up on the hill. The draw back is to have one of these sites, you need to buy a Northlander unit or one of the existing units that were for sale. This area was nice as it looked over the lake and was a senior area. We stopped and spoke to a gent that was working in his yard. Soon, Dave called his wife out since she has the same name as Barb – go figure, we haven’t had that before! We asked about the management, how they liked living here and what the Northlanders are like and quickly, we were inside getting a royal tour. The unit construction was impressive and started us thinking so after we said our adieu's, we stopped off at the office to pick up a brochure. On to the next park and it was not impressive at all. The campground roads were just 2 ruts with grass in the middle and the trailers were in the mud up to the axles so this one does not make the short list. Wow, not much out there and
On the way home, we noticed that there is an upcoming car show and swap – maybe I can find a hub cap for our truck, it’s only been missing for 2 years now! So, on Saturday, we head on down the road to try to find one. We wander around the show and see some nice cars and trucks and a possible hub cap but I didn’t bring an old one with me to compare so back out to the truck and take one off and then back into the show. That should take care of our walking exercise for this weekend! What luck, it had the same bolt pattern so it’s a sale. We had to slow down on highway 8 to take in the thousands of Lilac blooms and their aroma, it was a beautiful drive back.
Even with all this excitement, Barb found time to complete a few quilting projects that she has been working on.
Our next blog entry will be about the Escapee Chapter 18 & 41 rally near Kingston, Ontario so until then, keep well.