April Showers Bring May Flowers...

Or at least, that's what we learned in grade school.  :o)  Personally, we're hoping the April showers bring May riders through.

Spring has sprung with a vengeance in beautiful SE Tennessee.  Trees are budding out and leaves are popping up all over the place, spring flowers are all over the place - crocus, daffodils, flocks, tulips... color everywhere, and the frogs, oh man, the frogs sing a chorus every evening about 8:00 or so.  You don't see many of the little guys, but they make their presence known in the evening.

At the campground, we're making preparations for the season ahead.  We never really closed over the winter, so we've had a few guests here and there.  A couple small groups have come in recently, and a pretty large one is headed our way in a couple of weeks.  Jack & I are really looking forward to this upcoming season.  Last year was a blast, and we're thinking this year will only be better!

We've added a soda machine to the fold, serving canned soft drinks.  The machine says Coke, but we're serving Pepsi products, mainly because we know of a good supply for them close at hand.  We added a weather radio to the coffee cart area, and Jack is working on setting up a computer kiosk for use by campground guests to check weather radar and email with.  We need a couple more components before that is usable, and we need to build a hutch for it to sit inside to help protect it from the weather.  I think we will also store route maps of some of our favorite rides on it too.

That's all for now.  Now I'm off to update the webpage and make out some more routes...

Take care, ride safe, and God bless!

 

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