As thing do change has come to my camping trip with my grand son, now I am taking both grand sons, Grason 7 and Brady 5, boy this will be a great time.

Postal Pair, Never said I was brave nor did I say I was smart. All Jokes aside I want all my grandkids to learn to love the out doors and Gods creations, pictures are great and I love looking at every ones blog with lot of them but nothing can take the place of seeing your first wild animal up close or watching a bird feeding their young, a sun set or sun rise over a small lake with just a little fog starting to rise off the water or watching your grand kids eyes when they see these thing the first time. Taking them camping is more fun for me than it is for them. Terry, DW is taking the Granddaughters and Daughters to Savannah, Ga., so I saw this as my chance to get away also. I am not sure about the post I guess I got tired of lurking and decided to enjoy the great people on this form that I have a lot in common (RV Dreaming). By the way I really enjoy your blog I have it book marked. Dan

Way to go Dan,
Your reasons are right on to introduce them to the beauty of this county and God's creation.  We were not into camping when our girls were growing up, and we hope to have a do over as our grandchildren grow up--have fun

Bonnie & Clide, y'all are right on with the grandkids a second chance. It took me a long time to under stand why God gave grand kids to us as a gift, the only concussion I can come to is because we didn't kill their mom and dad when we were raising them. :-O