Sunday, August 12, 2012

Chilling at White River Campground outside of Noblesville Indiana

 

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We are back to the Noblesville, Indiana.  This has been a week of relaxing, catching up with maintenance and net working with our good friends Sue & Charlie Schaffer {who often bring Cloie The Wonder Dog to the party}.  OK, this is the first dog I have ever seen that refuses ice cream.  Charlie notes that she does like Dove Bars.

The corn is at it’s absolute BEST right now here.  The drought ruined Kentucky’s as I reported previously, there seems to be plenty here.  Don’t be mislead, The White River we are camped on is about 4’ low.

IMG_1203Our Ladies were being very good, lined up for small dishes.  Me?  I had a medium Turtle Sunday. 

We discussed our hectic schedule, From here to Elkhart for F.R.O.G. Rally, out to Ohio for Gypsy Caravan, back to Elkhart for new Leather Furniture (Sorry Kids this is for us), out to Sedalia, Missouri for the Escapade where we will be supporting our group, The Mexican Connection, Back to Reading, PA for Oktoberfest.  We than hope to spend mid-October in Connecticut visiting relatives and friends before heading South for a Rally at Daytona in early November.

It should be clear that this is a very stress filled and challenging life style.  Beset with dangers of over doses of fattening foods, evening nights in front of smoky campfires along with afternoon naps and/or rest periods.  WE hazard into the deep woods rarely, saving our energy for jousting at flea markets and Farmers markets.GennyMount

I fabricated a ‘Power Center’ for our rig.  The 3000 watt generator supplies all of our needs while desert camping in Arizona or Federal Parks.  The Black Box holds our 50a Electrical cable which is very heavy and cumbersome.

I gave our almost unused bikes to little girls at the campground, had the remaining rack modified fot fit, form & function.

IMG_1195My Serendipity this week is this eagle we found in the front yard of a home in Howe, Indiana, it was about 20’ in the air of a tree trunk.

IMG_1194This area is home to a large Amish population, they are gentle folks.  Like the Freemasons they are intent on taking control of the world.  Their weapons would include shoo-fly pie, Fried everything and pork fat.  Be warned!

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