Scary Sky

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Wednesday night is movie night at Tearstock, weather permitting, utilizing the giant inflatable screen at Atwood Park. Tonight weather did not permit. We had actually opted to skip the movie in favor of visiting with Doug & Mia. We could hear the movie in the background and then the audio stopped and folks started streaming back to their campsites. We checked the radar then went back to secure our site while Doug & Mia secured theirs. Now we’re headed back to finish our visit with them around the table in their T@B and hope the storm skirts us as it looks it might.

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  1. Debi Ford

    Stay safe and dry!

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