We had the opportunity to get a deck at the summer campsite. This is a 30 foot travel trailer which we call "the cabin." It's on a partially shaded site at a nice pond. G likes to call it "one of our lily pads." Will we be at this site in a few years? Probably, but we do have the option of moving it to another locale if we choose.
Today I finished putting the deck together, got the stairs in and also the new firepit. We're ready for summer!
I'm mentioned in other posts that our approach to "full timing" is a modified one. We use the Roadtrek to go to National Parks and to see things all over the U.S. With the Roadtrek 210P we can go just about everywhere a car can go. Think of it as a portable motel room.
But living full time in a 21 ft Class B can be a challenge. We've done it for up to 110 days when the weather was dry and comfortable. We've done shorter winter treks and camping in the winter can be challenging. I've posted about that before. We'd like to use this lily pad to explore more of MI, the Upper Peninsula. I'd also like to go back to Quetico.
One of our neighbors, the piney squirrel. He or she is back too:
Evening at the lakeshore. We walked to the lake from our cabin. A few tried to fly kites yesterday evening, but it was too calm (that is a kite to the right of the tree, at the water line):
We spotted a heron in a nearby tree:
The barn swallows are nesting. This one took a brief rest. Pregnant?:
Currently it is very quiet at the lakefront. This will soon change:
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