Camping

It's been awhile since I've had a weekend as busy as this last weekend, and this one had some ups, downs, and general weirdness.

It's that time of year, again. Time to give up the fantasy that summer won't end.

Tons of campgrounds in and around the Southern Tier welcome the public to camp for free. That's right, free!

Broome County parks offer plenty of recreational activities and fun for the entire family.

This weekend we are heading to the annual Finger Lakes Wine Festival at Watkins Glen. We had an awesome time last year. Here are some pictures to prove it.

Can you imagine working from inside (or outside) your RV or camper with the scenery of a national park, or maybe at a campground on the shores of the Atlantic, Pacific or Gulf?

For me, that light is May 1st, and if you know me well, you know what I'm talking about.

Part three begins where part two left off. Saturday night, it took close to 90 minutes to get back home from the class reunion in Wyoming County, Pennsylvania.

My hope was for a dry, sunny, somewhat warm day with a bit less mud around the camper from the relentless rain we've endured from spring to fall. Well, at least the hope was there.

The most satisfying thing about spending time at the campground, are the weekend get togethers.