At breakfast Ginny told me she's thoroughly happy with our
Scamp 16 and doesn't need a Nash 22H.
I must admit we slept 11 hours last night, some kind of record I'm sure, going to bed at 8 PM after a really long hike yesterday. As a result we missed going to see the Rambling Rovers. This is day 5 of the Tales, Trails and Tunes music Festival.
The hike along the beach and back along the old mail trail was to celebrate the snow melting, we had 35 cm of snow the other day.. the most snow our Scamp's ever seen.
We have added a new 2" memory foam topper to our bed and it's now super comfortable. We are still totally comfortable sleeping in the
Scamp, just realizing this is our 10th year of sleeping in the
Scamp for about 7 months a year.
The other day Ginny and I realized we've been traveling for 17 years, averaging 7 months a year. As we almost reach our 75th birthdays and 53rd wedding anniversary, we realize we've been on the road for almost 1/3rd of our married lives. We truly feel blessed to have such a wonderful time.
The Festival will be over Sunday night and we'll began a wandering time around Newfoundland ending up on one of our favorites Fogo Island before heading back to NH for a month of camping and visiting friends and relatives.
As to used Nash trailers, I saw a 2007 for $10,000, probably half the original purchase price. They seem to hold their value well.
Now we're off to order a loaf of fresh baked Multigrain Newfoundland bread, it's so good.