Comments on: Steps to Planning your Family Camping Trip http://www.fwrenaissance.com/steps-to-planning-your-family-camping-trip/ DFW Blog and E-Zine Tue, 07 Feb 2012 09:34:12 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: Camping Trip Planning http://www.fwrenaissance.com/steps-to-planning-your-family-camping-trip/comment-page-1/#comment-1147 Camping Trip Planning Tue, 14 Jul 2009 06:28:20 +0000 http://www.fwrenaissance.com/?p=3007#comment-1147 Never leave home without your thermos of coffee. After reading your article, I have to say that aside from planning your trip of where to go and how long to drive, one needs to look into the house before leaving it. Your idea of removing the garbage out before leaving the house is a great idea. One might need to check the windows and doors locked. All other aspects that might cause hazard and danger to the house when left unattended for a few days. Never leave home without your thermos of coffee. After reading your article, I have to say that aside from planning your trip of where to go and how long to drive, one needs to look into the house before leaving it. Your idea of removing the garbage out before leaving the house is a great idea. One might need to check the windows and doors locked. All other aspects that might cause hazard and danger to the house when left unattended for a few days.

]]> By: Gramma Ann http://www.fwrenaissance.com/steps-to-planning-your-family-camping-trip/comment-page-1/#comment-1108 Gramma Ann Sun, 05 Jul 2009 12:42:02 +0000 http://www.fwrenaissance.com/?p=3007#comment-1108 We do Willie Nelson's "On the Road again". But I don't camp. Willie Nelson comes after you have the bike serviced, lay out the helmets, shoes, gloves, water bottles (which have frozen water in them), and frozen cobbies to keep your carotid arteries cool. We do Willie Nelson’s “On the Road again”.

But I don’t camp. Willie Nelson comes after you have the bike serviced, lay out the helmets, shoes, gloves, water bottles (which have frozen water in them), and frozen cobbies to keep your carotid arteries cool.

]]> By: Pia http://www.fwrenaissance.com/steps-to-planning-your-family-camping-trip/comment-page-1/#comment-1102 Pia Fri, 03 Jul 2009 19:25:59 +0000 http://www.fwrenaissance.com/?p=3007#comment-1102 With me, it's always "Life is a Highway." But "Born to be Wild" is also very fitting when leaving on a week long trip which will involve over 1000s of miles, a 15 year old in the back with enough Diet Coke to jettison him off to the moon, a cooler filled with not-roughage, and enough pit stops for Ding Dongs to jettison the people in the front seat to the moon also - assuming the mosquito-related-blood-loss and straps swinging off the roof rack don't combine to keep them firmly on the ground. With me, it’s always “Life is a Highway.” But “Born to be Wild” is also very fitting when leaving on a week long trip which will involve over 1000s of miles, a 15 year old in the back with enough Diet Coke to jettison him off to the moon, a cooler filled with not-roughage, and enough pit stops for Ding Dongs to jettison the people in the front seat to the moon also – assuming the mosquito-related-blood-loss and straps swinging off the roof rack don’t combine to keep them firmly on the ground.

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