The Sunflower is getting a much needed bath.
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Friday Teardrop Photo
This photo is not of a teardrop trailer, but of our car packed up for a typical teardrop camping trip. We like to keep the teardrop bed free of dirty camping items like chairs and tables, so we travel with them in the back of the car.
I also like to have items tightly packed and organized so they don't fly around while en route. Here we have our folding table, two Alps folding chairs, a 10x10 E-Z Up shelter, a five gallon container of water (desert camping), a small outdoor rug and our "tool box" which holds bungee cords and straps, a small hatchet/hammer combo, metal stakes and some hand wipes.
Everything is a little dusty from past camping trips.
Campsite Photos
Have you ever wanted to get a detailed view of a campground or campsite before you went camping? Before you pack up your teardrop, visit Campsite Photos.com, find your chosen campground and get a view of the perfect campsite before you even get into the car. It's a nice way to see if a site has shade for the summer, sunshine for the cooler seasons, a picnic table and fire pit, a view or privacy.
The website covers both public and private campgrounds around the U.S. and there are articles on camping resources, national parks, RV gear, photography and nature.
If you are an avid camper, you might even get paid for your campsite photos. Campsite Photos will pay a certain amount per campground for clear photos of each campsite and other photos of the surrounding area. Contact the website and tell them what campgrounds you are most likely to visit and they will let you know what they need. Once you become a Campsite Photos photographer, you will get a cool t-shirt and some business cards to give to your fellow campers.
Photo courtesy of Campsite Photos.com
The website covers both public and private campgrounds around the U.S. and there are articles on camping resources, national parks, RV gear, photography and nature.
If you are an avid camper, you might even get paid for your campsite photos. Campsite Photos will pay a certain amount per campground for clear photos of each campsite and other photos of the surrounding area. Contact the website and tell them what campgrounds you are most likely to visit and they will let you know what they need. Once you become a Campsite Photos photographer, you will get a cool t-shirt and some business cards to give to your fellow campers.
Photo courtesy of Campsite Photos.com
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