14 days of beautiful sunshine and gentle breezes
Morning seminars led by Bob Wells
A change of pace – poetry by Randy
Classes and gatherings in mid afternoon
Meditation with Atlee
Question and answer with Technomadia
Impromptu sharing of food with friends and planned community meals.
Potato bake hosted by Donna and Mark
Peter and assistants preparing soup with cans contributed by everyone. Sounds yucky but…
Yum!
even the dogs agreed! :-)
When we weren’t busy with all of that we were…
checking out everyone’s homes,
walking dogs,
enjoying jam sessions
and drumming at sunset,
spending time with old friends,
making new friends,
and marveling at the sunsets.
Now this gathering of travelers is coming to an end and I’ve discovered that I didn’t take nearly enough pictures and we didn’t have time to get to know and talk with everyone. We didn’t meet many of the people on the outskirts of the camp and we couldn’t keep names straight on half of the people that we did meet but this was the friendliest, most helpful, accepting group of people. We hope to attend many more RTRs!
Thanks for sharing your time at the RTR with us. Great pictures!!! Hope to see you there next year!!!
ReplyDeleteHope to see you too Cyndi!
DeleteMeeting old friends and making new ones is very rewarding. You learn something from each person ,if only about the area they are originally from. You are blessed you can do what you are doing. Travel safe.
ReplyDeleteYes, meeting new people and visiting old friends is the best part of the RTR.
DeleteDo you have any trips planned for the summer? I'm looking forward to your posts!
Hoping to get out west for 6 months if all goes well with the doctors.
DeleteBest wishes with the doctors. I know you must be getting itchy feet!
DeleteSure glad you had a great time, would have liked to meet a few of those people there who I also follow through their blogs. --Dave (GoingRvWay.com)
ReplyDeleteWe had a lot of fun. I wish that we had a little more time to talk with everyone but there's always next year!
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