Showing posts with label camper. Show all posts
Showing posts with label camper. Show all posts

Monday, September 1, 2008

Loading up to head back to the Sandbar

Loading up to head back to the Sandbar

Well Gustav didn't have much for the southeast Alabama area, a little wind and some rain bands at times.  We will be loading up and heading to Perry, in the Big Bend of the panhandle on Wednesday.  This pow wow is usually very good, it kinda kicks off the Fall season in Florida and the peoples been chompin' at the bit for pow wow after 3 months without. My stock is kinda low, we have been under the weather the last few days and not really inspired to get creative.  But, hey, you can't rush being creative

I hope everyone is well and please keep an eye on the Tropics, cuz they ain't done with us yet .  The dot com calendar has been updated with more Florida pow wows, there is a new one in Jacksonville too.  Also, I have slowly been uploading my videos to you tube, so please check them out. 

Love you all, stay safe,

wrulf

Sunday, August 10, 2008

Awakened from a quiet slumber at midnight....

Awakened from a quiet slumber at midnight....

By our spitz (Little Wolf) to her trademark AWOOOOOO *bark* *bark* *bark* then I hear a mans voice outside the camper door and say to myself '"What the..??!!" 

Then all of a sudden ***BANG BANG BANG*** (and of course more barking, with big brother backing her up this time.)  And the mans voice again louder and directed at us, "Come out Please and Hurry!!!!"

As we exited the camper, we see the woods ablaze right behind us.  The, now recognized, Ranger asked if we had a hose urgently.  My husband, immediately going into firefighter mode from days gone by, ran around the other side to get the already charged hose.  Bare footed on the gravel and seriously spraining his ankle along the way, he knocked the fire down in minutes.  The Ranger awoke the campers next door to have them also get a hose and a rake to overhaul the 2 foot deep leaves in the woods that had been burning just minutes before.  They flooded the area for about an hour to make sure the thick flammable floor would not spark up again.  It must have been a stray spark from a campfire that had festered into such a scare, they had determined.  And many  Thanks to a camper across the street who had initially called the Ranger, noticing that the fire had no attendant and was growing larger.  Dudley, the Ranger, was also Thankful that we responded  with a proactive recall of the duties that had come so natural to us many years ago.

And so I close, with those ultimately famous words, from the ever so popular Bear:

"Only YOU, can prevent forest fires!"