Day 1
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We got the camper all pack and headed out this morning. It really isn't that far to the campground, but it's all back roads and winds through the Adirondacks. We pulled in and the dogs were happy to ve out-of the car. But we had to open up the camper, unpack the car and put up the screen house. Booker was extremely excited and wanted to run around and sniff everywhere. We had "neighbors" and couldn't trust him not to head off and visit so he had to stay tied up. Needless to say he is not used to this and was not happy. Once we had everything set up, we took them for a walk around the campgrounds. This was great stimuli for the dogs - tons of people, kids, other dogs, campfires, cooking smells, animals. Even Sisko who is a veteran camper was entertained. This is the Adirondacks and it was windy and rain was moving in, so we ate in the camper. The dogs climbed up into their bed and I covered them up and they both fell asleep. It just started raining and