Anticipation



I am absolutely blown away by the excitement that is building for the upcoming truck camper adventure rally.



Having attended the Truck Camper Adventure Rally last year, we are hoping that this year is at least half as good as the one we went to last year. In my own personal experience as a full-timer, I find that the knowledge I have gained as well as the friends I have made as well as the people I have met are immensely encouraging, and the fact that the majority of these people are from all over the country and Canada is also very encouraging.

 

                                

I am happy to report that the Truck Camper Adventure Rally was another successful event! We enjoyed all of the classes and the knowledgeable people that worked in them, some of whom are vacationers, some who are full-timers, and then you have the 3-4 monthers and then you have the full-timers. We enjoyed making new friends, seeing old friends, and having people who have become family to us.  


                                          
 

Bruno was remembered by everyone, Jerry and I were referred to as Bruno's parents, since everyone seemed to know Bruno from last year. The more I think about it, the more I laughed! 



 I must say that the group of 408 truck campers who were there was one of the most welcoming groups I have encountered. 

                                

It was obvious that all of us were equally enthusiastic about truck camping, although some of us were a little competitive about the different brands of TC, but it is clear that we know what TC is the best 😉


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