This is just "great".   :(

I finally filtered (kill-filed) our most recent, and annoyingly persistent and
prolific, cross-posting troll.

Once done, and I re-filtered the group, there were NO messages.   <sigh>

C'mon!  This is Sunday morning and I'm sitting here, drinking coffee, just
dying to at least READ about something that interests me.  Of course, CAMPING
is one of my FEW truly "big" interests.

Have you winterized your camper yet, if it's even necessary?

That is what I must do today, once and for all.  I was going to do it last
weekend, following our last campout, but you know how things get put off.

Then there's my good friend, Karl Lindholm.  He stores his big, new Fleetwood
popup INSIDE his garage.  I don't recall if he winterizes it or not since his
garage is unheated but, since it is part of the house and faces south,  may
never truly freeze.

Our last outing, despite amidst a "beehive", was GREAT!  The weather for
October couldn't have been better.  I arrived a couple days early and leveled
the camper in one of the most difficult, off-level site I have ever chosen.  
It was a primitive, undefined "site" of my choosing, so whatever work was done
was done at my behest.

I have two sets of EZ Ramp leveling blocks comprising 20 blocks.

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After this difficult leveling experience, I plan to get another set of ten,
possibly even two more sets.  Although they aren't nearly as tough as my nice
set of handmade, wood leveling blocks, they are much lighter and, with the
carrying bag, more easily transported.

Two outings ago, while I was in the final stages of breaking camp, my
son-in-law was holding his 19-month-old daughter at the picnic table.  My wood
blocks found their way back to the table but hadn't yet been packed away.  The
little girl and her dad had a good time playing with them.

What do you take with you for leveling your camper and picnic tables?

I sure hate to see the season end.  Every fall I feel a twinge of jealousy of
those that live in those areas where one can camp year-round.  Are you in one
of those places?  Have a GREAT day!