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A little on this Charly My mother who is 91 years and still camps every year was taught this by her Father in the early 20s when that is the way it was done. You just pulled over in some farmers pasture and made yourself at home. She still thinks this is OK. I have a farm also and people would be welcome to stay the night if they asked. My place isn’t as large as yours must be. My single brother will be taking her and her sister again this year. This is a picture of them at Preachers point Alberta Canada Last fall
<img src=http://www.fiberglassrv.com/board/uploads/3ed22289aff50Preachers Point.jpg/>
These two have looked through some 170 years of campfire smoke.

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So Lyndon, where is "mid southish Minnesota"? I'm in Ely now, but grew up in Waite Park/St. Cloud area.

Nice Boat Steve!! I cant show that to my husband, he LOVES to sail. Problem is, I get sick, so he is always going without me, and I get to see the pictures. He usually goes with his parents, who have captains licenses.

I have noticed that you can be the ONLY one in the campground, and they park right next to you. I try to pick spots were the dogs wont bother anyone, and sure enough, they come in. Do they get lonely? Scared? It must be like when you work in retail, and it can be SO dead and then 40 people walk through the door at the same time, and everybody complains that they should have more staff. Never fails.

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:wave Deb we are at Annandale . When we aren't traveling. which is quite a bit.