It took less than two hours to drive from Sheldon's house to the rally on Wednesday. We rolled in at 11:00AM and got a pretty good campsite. We were able to use the overhang of one of the buildings instead of our canopy, a good thing considering we had two days of rain. It started raining Wednesday evening and didn't really stop until Friday afternoon. Even then, it sprinkled a few time after that just to keep us on our toes.
The pictures kind of tell the story of the rally. The cool part was that it was absolutely free of charge. Camping, food, coffee, band, etc., etc. - no charge, compliments of Bill Kerola of Kerola's Campers in Transfer, PA. Bill sells several brands of small, lightweight campers, so the rally was open to all small campers whether they were purchased at Kerola's or not. There were Aliners, R-Pods, Scotties, Vikings, just to name a few.
In addition to what's in the pictures, we went to Bill's shop to use the Wi-Fi and ended up buying a couple for Tilley Hats. A bit expensive, but they'll be great for rain, sun, and our trip to Africa next year.
We also explored a Corps of Engineers campground on Pymatuning Lake, just 3 - 4 miles south of Transfer. Nice campground, right on the lake. We'll keep it in mind.
It was a long drive home. We left Transfer at 8:30AM EDT and got home at 5:45 CDT. Another fun time!
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