Camping on a Budget and Its Rough Edges
A traveler recalls rough free campgrounds near the Mississippi and the shift to first class sites. They contrast noisy youths and a nearby gun fright with a safer, more comfortable camp life, noting nightly rates, facilities, and cost tradeoffs versus motel stays and meals.
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Mississippi River
Sonny
Camping in a Small Camper Brings Family Closer
A family describes six year old daughter, ex-trucker driver, and weekend camping in a 19 foot camper. They stress packing basics, simple meals, minimal toys, and keeping clutter down to maximize together time and outdoor activities.
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Lake Rathbun
Lowell McKinzie
B Ave. NW
Mark
Robin Diesing
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Margo McKinzie
Flying Squirrel Campground
Central City
Spring Classifieds Urge Selling Lawn and Golf Clubs
A classified note promotes selling lawn care items and golf clubs during spring. The advisory frames this period as an optimal time to list usable gear for buyers.
Cars lose grip on heavy travel trailers towing
Auto makers warn 1980s light cars cannot tow heavy trailers. By 1985 a truck or van will be needed for loads over 4 000 pounds and most cars will offer only about 1 000 pounds towing. Industry officials predict shifts to lighter, smaller tow vehicles and weight reductions to keep pace with evolving trailers.
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Robert C. Honke
Ford Motor Co
Honke
Ford
Ford Ltd
United States
U.S
Hawke
William Garpow
RV Industry Association
Garpow
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