Boundering at Campbelltown           

By Doris Singer

The Keystone Kangaroos had a dry (well, not quite) campout at the Campbelltown Volunteer Fire Company grounds, June 19-21.  Several of us gathered on the 18^th to get  the weekend started early.  True to form the fire whistle announced emergencies the whole weekend.  We had 5 Fire Calls while we were there. And they weren’t all during daylight hours either.

Our “Pig Roast Guru” and his wife, Don and Becky Mshar who are members of our chapter, came to visit on Saturday morning for breakfast. But no one was there. We were eating out for breakfast.

Guests attending were Gil and Pat Coshland. Gil is president of the Bay Area Bounders. Also attending as guests were Reed and Lovell Kahley, longtime past members of the Chapter, who have downsized to a Class C.

Friday evening we had dinner “on your own” and then enjoyed a beautiful campfire.  We have been having a lot of wet weather and Saturday we watched it rain and rain and rain. We had a wonderful breakfast at “Hometown Restaurant” in Palmyra and watched the rain come down in bucketfuls.  When we got back the rain had eased up and we enjoyed games and visiting with our friends in the pavilion.  That evening we had hot dogs and hamburgers provided by the hosts and the rest of our picnic supper provided was pot- luck. The rains stopped and we were able to enjoy another event around the campfire.

Sunday morning we had breakfast and then it was pack up and head home to enjoy our families honoring Father’s Day.

Hosts were Franz and Doris Singer and Rod and Deb Weaver.