Source: http://www.passportamerica.com/campgrounds/fl/aquaisles
Thursday, 29 September 2011
New Park: Aqua Isles La Belle, FL
Aqua Isles is now a participating Passport America Discount Campground. Highlights: Enjoy a relaxing environment with the best year round weather and loads of amenities. We have our adult RV park nestled alongside our active 55+ Adult Manufactured Home Community where you lease a private home site and own your own quality home, or bring your RV and settle down for the winter months with our delightful weather. There is plenty of activities to keep you as busy as you want to be. 70 total RV sites. Full hookups w/ 30/50 amp. Wi-Fi, Cable TV, restrooms, showers, laundry facilities, heated pool, BBQ, boat ramp, boating, canoeing, chapel service, clubhouse, fire rings, fishing, fitness center, game room, handicap accessible, horseshoes, picnic area, recycling, security, and shuffleboard. Located 30 miles from Ft. Myers and 32 miles from Clewiston.
Dropped Park: Hwy 60 RV Park Stark City / Granby, MO
Hwy 60 RV Park is no longer participating as a Passport America Discount Campground.
Source: http://www.passportamerica.com/campgrounds/mo/hwy60rvpark
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New Park: Holiday Trav-L-Park Del Rio, TX
Holiday Trav-L-Park is now a participating Passport America Discount Campground. Highlights: 100 total RV sites. Can accommodate RVs up to 50'. Large pull-thru, full hook-up sites with 30/50 amp service. All have water, electric, and sewer, also room for your boat at the site. We have free cable and Wi-Fi at each site. Paved interior roads, dump station, clean bathhouses, laundry room, outdoor pool (open seasonal), library, picnic area, ice, and a Rec. Hall with a large kitchen and seating for 120. We have indoor and outdoor shuffle boards, and horseshoes. Our park area has playground equipment, BBQ grills, and a fire pit. Tent camping is available. All handicapped accessible. Planned activities in the winter season. Rallies and large groups welcome! Area Attractions: Lake Amistad, with over 800 miles of shore line. We are located 1 mile from 2 boat ramps and the marina. 17.5 miles to Laughlin AFB, 65 miles to The Lucky Eagle Casino in Eagle Pass, the only one in all of Texas. It is 9 miles to a Super Wal-Mart. Golf courses, nature trails, several boat & fishing shops, and many boat storage facilities nearby. Located 153 miles from San Antonio, TX.
Source: http://www.passportamerica.com/campgrounds/tx/holidaytrav-l-park
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Wednesday, 28 September 2011
Camping Lights Options And Features
When you are packing for a camping trip, one of the most important things you will want to take along are camping lights. There are many different light options ranging from strong of lights to lanterns. Consider how you will be using the lights and then choose what is right for your situation. There are [...]
100 Miles ? Day 1
I kicked off day one of my 100 miles to winter paddle on Friday evening. �Back yard adventures happen quietly with no fanfare. �We simply “begin”. � It was getting dark, the sky was filled with a watercolor wash of deep blue and�purple�clouds. The air temperatures were hanging the in mid-fifties. �This time of year [...]Source: http://www.devilslakewisconsin.com/2011/09/17/100-miles-day-1/
Herb Cream Cheese Scrambled Eggs
I would like to think that August is going to disappear into a happy blur of friends, and meals, and walks around San Francisco. We're smack in the middle of a parade of house guests, and it's pretty great. One of my best friends from high school visited first - all the way from Kennett Square, Pennsylvania. Then, a few days later, this amazing lady dropped into San Francisco to sell her beautiful letterpress stationary. I connected with Lynn a couple years back (through her site) - I loved her clean, understated designs, and I found her writing about her work (and adventures with this little guy) inspiring.
We did a bunch of stuff while she was here. And(!) her visit happened to coincide with the Alameda Flea market. So, we crossed the bridge (not long after sunrise) last Sunday morning, to beat the crowds. Conversations so early in the morning are always a bit hazy in my memory, but I know we talked about lots of things, including eggs. A subject, it turns out, we have similar opinions on. For example - poached eggs are good, but jiggly whites are just gross. Lynn mentioned she does a scramble where she adds a couple dollops of special, super-herby cream cheese to finish the eggs. Now, this was an idea that had never occurred to me. In fact, I can't actually remember the last time I bought cream cheese. They sounded incredible - the sort of thing I think of as simple-special - simple technique with a special twist. Lynn was a good sport, and let me shoot her while she showed me the ropes. Here's how you make them...
One thing before we get to the recipe - you're going have plenty of leftover cream cheese, and it'll last a good week or so in your refrigerator. Other ways you can use it - slathered on toast and crackers. Lynn suggested layering it throughout a breakfast strata, or adding dollops to the top of a frittata. You can toss some into a bowl of hot pasta along with some chopped spinach. Or top a bowl of roasted tomato soup with a dollop. Or smeared on one of these quesadillas? You get the idea - it's great on/in/over a whole host of things.
Thanks for being a most excellent houseguest Lynn - come back soon :)! xoxo
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