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I resolve to ...
- Lose the holiday fat
- It happens every year between Thanksgiving and New Years: I eat too much! I can't help it.
(grin!) So I resolve to make an effort to take a walk daily. (For more walking info,
visit fellow About.com guide Wendy Bumgardner's
Walking pages.)
- Improve the camping Web pages
- Chat, newsletter, and bulletin board; all have recently been added to the camping site. So I
resolve to use these tools and to add further enhancements in order to make these pages your
choice for camping information. (If you need help creating Web pages, visit fellow About.com
guide Jennifer Kyrnin's Web Design pages.)
- Try something adventurous
- My wife and I have begun scuba lessons. I resolve to take this opportunity to explore some new places. So,
I'll be looking for some camping/scuba destinations to travel to this spring/summer.
- Learn to back up the camper
- I know it can be
done! I resolve to stop yelling instructions at my wife and to learn to back the camper myself.
Resolutions for all campers ...
- Clean up your campsite before leaving
- No one likes arriving at their vacation destination only to find somebody else's mess to
clean up. Before leaving your campsite, police it one more time to check for any forgotten gear
and to dispose of all remaining trash.
- Observe campground quiet hours
- The general campground rule is quiet after 10 pm. And
that means those generators too! We are all getting older. (grin) Someday you too will
appreciate a little peace and quiet in the evening before (and after) bedding down.
- Don't drive with your bright lights on
- There's no need to blind your neighbors at the campground. If it's night and you're just
arriving at the campground, please use your normal beams; and, if you're just returning to your
site and remember where it is, just use your parking lights, they should suffice. Your fellow
campers will thank you.
- Drive slow through the campground
- Let me repeat: drive slow through the campground. At all
times, please remember that little ones, kids and pets, are likely to be anywhere in the
campground. Observe all speed limit signs!
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