Ma & Pa were concerned that I might get a little overwhelmed by all the people touring MY camper during the "Show & Shine" so they locked me up in my portable playhouse. Here I am harassing the neighbor dogs. Hee hee. Stupid dogs. Mom said she counted 222 people that went through my trailer. I greeted the last 20 or so. The "Show & Shine" means that the campground is open for the public to tour the trailers.
Travis stopped by after the open house to check out our "Trailer Mail" mailbox. He wanted to put a few spit miles on it, but dad would not let him because dad smelled alchol on his breath. Snooze you lose gnome!
Here is dad in front of his baby "Shaz" she is a 1961 Shasta Airflyte. Ma & Pa bought her in 1999 and used her for years before they decided that she needed a restoration. This is Shaz's second year showing at the rally. We got a lot of compliments on her this year. I really enjoyed my first "Midwest Vintage Trailer Rally". I hope that I can come back next year. Ma & Pa said that in a couple of weeks that we going to Wild Rose camping with the Sargents. I can't wait!
Later,
Oscar the Kamping Kat
Wow this is the first time that I have seen either one of them being still. The one called Ava decided that she needed a nap. I was just checking on her for mom.
Got home from the rally a couple of hours ago. Man was I exhausted. Ma managed to get the meds in me before we left Montello. I slept most of the way home and took a nap while they unpacked the trailer. It also rained all the way home and for hours after we got home. We also discovered that the new front window seals in the Shasta failed. What a mess.
Ma & Pa were concerned that I might get a little overwhelmed by all the people touring MY camper during the "Show & Shine" so they locked me up in my portable playhouse. Here I am harassing the neighbor dogs. Hee hee. Stupid dogs. Mom said she counted 222 people that went through my trailer. I greeted the last 20 or so. The "Show & Shine" means that the campground is open for the public to tour the trailers.
Travis stopped by after the open house to check out our "Trailer Mail" mailbox. He wanted to put a few spit miles on it, but dad would not let him because dad smelled alchol on his breath. Snooze you lose gnome! 
Here is dad in front of his baby "Shaz" she is a 1961 Shasta Airflyte. Ma & Pa bought her in 1999 and used her for years before they decided that she needed a restoration. This is Shaz's second year showing at the rally. We got a lot of compliments on her this year. I really enjoyed my first "Midwest Vintage Trailer Rally". I hope that I can come back next year. Ma & Pa said that in a couple of weeks that we going to Wild Rose camping with the Sargents. I can't wait!
I learned Friday that Travis, and Big Bill were parked next to us. While Ma & Pa were occupied I sauntered over and introduced myself. Hmmm. Big Bill ain’t so big, but I was not about to tell him that to his face. Travis was real cool. Did you know Gnomes live to be thousand of years old? Who knew. I am having so much fun meeting all the vintage people and getting to tour their trailers. I am going to take a nap now, after all camping is all about relaxing. Here is Big Bill, Travis and me Oscar meeting for the first time.
