Midwest fiberglass...

[floyd]

Originally Posted by Roger C H

Is that anything like the Middle East? LOL

Actually, I am just coming up to the point where I will have lived in Washington as long as I have lived in Wisconsin.

I remember: Bubbler, Door County Fish Boil, Gertie the Duck* (THAT really dates me), Schlitz, Pabst, Miller, Gettleman's, Marshfield, Blatz, Point, schnibblings, Kearney & Trecker, (used to work there), the 'souse side', Jones' Island, Laverne & Shirley, the Circus Parade, the 6th, 16th, 27th & 35th street viaducts, Militaires Drum & Bugle Corps, Lake Band, the Electroliners, Chicago, Milwaukee, St Paul & Pacific, Marquette University (met my wife there), The Dells, American Motors, House on the Rock, Bradford Beach, Lake Michigan freezing over, Cave of the Mounds, Wisconsin Tower, Clark Gas, Halfway House, Mader's, Karl Ratzsches, George Webb, Piggly Wiggly, custard, WOKY, etc.

Thanks for the trip down memory lane!

* - Milwaukee's Gertie the duck - Milwaukee History | Examiner.com

Lots of ideas and memories
To answer that first question...Not yet.
Do you mean Washington State, or are have you to been reelected too many times?

[Greg H]

Originally Posted by Karen K.

I live in the same small town I was born in 50 + years ago. Who does that anymore?

Karen

Where in S Indiana?

[Karen K.]

Linton

[Jeff Peterson]

Originally Posted by Diane R.

We live in western Wisconsin along the St. Croix River and 40 miles or so from St. Paul, Minnesota. Lots of good camping around here!

Hi neighbor! We're from rural Polk County, WI!

[Greg H]

Originally Posted by Karen K.

Linton

Been there.

[Karen K.]

Come to Brown County. I don't think we've ever had a Boler at our spring OR fall rally in Indiana.

Karen

[Pam Garlow]

Michigander, that's me. talk about feeling isolated.....

[floyd]

Hey to all who are responding to this thread. It really is fun reading and We would sure love to see as many of you as possible at some event this fall!
Keep it coming!

[Bill K Jr]

Central Illinois here. Don't own yet, but I really would like to get a tour of one or two. I'm booked solid for September, but the "Fall on the MS" sounds really interesting. I'd love to drop by for a day.

[Edward83burro]

Originally Posted by floyd

It seems to me that most people who participate here are from the west coast or Canada or both!
How many of you are from the U.S. Midwest,Say within 3-400 miles of Chicago? Just curious, I know of a few of you, but the rest must be lurking or always out camping or something!

We are from the Northern Lower Peninsula of Michigan near Traverse City. Still working on our 83 Burro; so first real trip is to Tin Can Tourist Rally in Milford Michigan 3rd weekend in September. Usually lots of fiberglass campers show up.

[floyd]

Originally Posted by Edward83burro

We are from the Northern Lower Peninsula of Michigan near Traverse City. Still working on our 83 Burro; so first real trip is to Tin Can Tourist Rally in Milford Michigan 3rd weekend in September. Usually lots of fiberglass campers show up.

Say "hey" to Tate...[One wheeled teardrop behind a Scamp]

[Greg H]

Originally Posted by Karen K.

Come to Brown County. I don't think we've ever had a Boler at our spring OR fall rally in Indiana.

Karen

I'm working on it.

[Mike Hilliard]

I hail from the great midwest too. St. Louis (Rock Hill is a suburb) been my home for the last 70 years or so.
Wanna have a good time? Visit Branson, MO the home of the transplants (and I don't mean medical)
How about the great lake just south of our capitol - Lake of the Ozarks - just a bit south of Jefferson City.

Lots of stuff to do in Missouri... travel to Indiana, or Colorado, or Texas, or Fla.

Lots of stuff...

[Karen K.]

Originally Posted by Greg H

I'm working on it.

Don't wait too long. The park is filling up fast. As dry as it is this year the weekend of the 14th could be peak leaf veiwing weekend.

Karen

[Marsha D]

Pure Michigan

[Biggie]

I was born and raised in LaCrosse, WI. My husband grew up near Winona, MN (30 miles upriver on the Mississippi from me). We now live near Winona (Pickwick, MN).

[Radar1]

Originally Posted by Laura June

Hi, thanks for the invite. What happens if we show up with an Aliner Haven't got our egg yet Have to sell our big oversized 5th wheel first.
Nobody wants those big rigs now days.
Laura

One thing I've noticed about fiberglass get-togethers is that they welcome any campers. I attended my first Scamp camp in a Fleetwood pop-up, and the host of last years LBL rally showed up in an A-Liner.

John

[Radar1]

Originally Posted by Roger C H

Is that anything like the Middle East? LOL

Actually, I am just coming up to the point where I will have lived in Washington as long as I have lived in Wisconsin.

I remember: Bubbler, Door County Fish Boil, Gertie the Duck* (THAT really dates me), Schlitz, Pabst, Miller, Gettleman's, Marshfield, Blatz, Point, schnibblings, Kearney & Trecker, (used to work there), the 'souse side', Jones' Island, Laverne & Shirley, the Circus Parade, the 6th, 16th, 27th & 35th street viaducts, Militaires Drum & Bugle Corps, Lake Band, the Electroliners, Chicago, Milwaukee, St Paul & Pacific, Marquette University (met my wife there), The Dells, American Motors, House on the Rock, Bradford Beach, Lake Michigan freezing over, Cave of the Mounds, Wisconsin Tower, Clark Gas, Halfway House, Mader's, Karl Ratzsches, George Webb, Piggly Wiggly, custard, WOKY, etc.

Thanks for the trip down memory lane!

* - Milwaukee's Gertie the duck - Milwaukee History | Examiner.com

You mentioned Electroliners. I rode on them, but they were then called Liberty Liners after being purchased by the Red Arrow Lines in PA.

[floyd]

Originally Posted by Biggie

I was born and raised in LaCrosse, WI. My husband grew up near Winona, MN (30 miles upriver on the Mississippi from me). We now live near Winona (Pickwick, MN).

We had a ScampCamp at Lacrosse WI last year. Did you make It?

[kdhanso]

Originally Posted by floyd

It seems to me that most people who participate here are from the west coast or Canada or both!
How many of you are from the U.S. Midwest,Say within 3-400 miles of Chicago? Just curious, I know of a few of you, but the rest must be lurking or always out camping or something!

Hi,

I'm from St Paul, MN. Closer to the 400 mi from Chicago range. I do a lotof lurking, camping and fishing.