Bill<br><br>I'm glad something got you writing! It sounds like you had a great time.<br><br>I suspect that the part the boys enjoyed most was when you were accidentally locked in the camp & had to work your way out driving down the one lane road. I'm guessing that you don't do a lot of such drives. If so, you can count on the boys frequently retelling the adventure in ways that become more grandiose & outrageous with each recounting. <br><br>Three years ago, we took an Easter week trailer camping trip to the mountains. One afternoon while we were fishing at the river, the sky darkened, the wind began to howl, & a late snow storm hit. The fishing was slow, so we packed up & drove back to camp. Then during what had become a lightweight blizzard, I discovered that I had lost the keys to our locked trailer. They weren't in any of my pockets, in or under the truck seat, or on the ground. I realized I must have dropped them at the river. By the then the ground was covered with snow. Looking around the campground, I noticed that one of the other campers had the same make & approximate year of trailer that we had. Thirty-year old Ideal camping trailers never die. :-) One early discovery in trailering, is that there are surprisingly few patterns used on trailer keys. Unfortunately for me, my fellow "Idealist" had replaced his lock. We unsuccessfuly tried various ways to get in the trailer without damaging it. Then I thought to call auto club. While on the phone, the other trailer camper tried tried some of his myriad other keys. Amazingly, the key to his home workshop, unlocked my trailer door. Naturally we thanked our benefactor profusely. :-))<br><br>About 1 1/2 hours after getting back to camp, we got into the trailer for the night. The next morning, we went back to where we had been fishing at the river and found the missing keys almost immediately. We did a lot of really fun things on that trip. But the boys said that the most fun part of the trip was being locked out of our trailer during the snowstorm! :-}<br><br>John