Two Weeks From Today

Howdy Campers!  Two weeks from today there will be a tiny convoy out on the road making its way to Townsend, TN.  Splish, me, and Jake (Aunt Becky's CRV) will be headed to the 10th Anniversary of our Blue Ridge Rally.  Man oh man is this going to be an incredible BRR!!

We will be gathering at Big Meadow Family Campground, home of the 2013 and 2015 Blue Ridge Rally.  For our 10th annual gathering, we needed a place that could handle a boatload of T@Bs, T@DAs, T@Gs, and SOBs (some other brands), a campground in the mountains near lots of great places to explore, and a place that treats us special like family . . . Big Meadow fits the bill.

112 Blue Ridgers, in 68 trailers, coming from 24 different states will converge on Big Meadow starting two weeks from today and throughout the week of May 14-21.  It will be a banner year on so many levels.  There will be a small special group of friends who haven't missed one single rally . . . they are 10 for 10.  There are Newbies who will be joining us for the very first time and there are friends that come back year after year to my little do-dah.

My Camper Mom has been working on the the rally for 10 months and she has all kinds of fun stuff planned . . . a trail ride in Cades Cove, Bingo Night with Becky, a movie that tells the history of camping in the USA, a quilt show, a Dutch oven cooking workshop, coffee in the mornings and happy hour in the afternoons, evening campfires, 2 potluck meals, a Woodstock party, a catered BBQ supper, and a special project for the kids of Townsend Elementary School.  This is one party that T@Bbers don't want to miss!

There are still things to be done and checked off our lists in the next two weeks, but me and Mom will be ready to welcome all our Blue Ridge Peeps for "so much fun it ought to be illegal."

We will have Postcards and Stories for you every single day and we hope that you will join in our fun as a Remote Camper.  Thanks for stopping by today to see what all the excitement is about and until I'm back again, always remember . . . 

"Peace, Love, & The Blue Ridge Rally"