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Bebe's Big Adventures In which I (Bebe) take my humans on camping trips

This is Bebe's human, Diane, writing this post in sadness. Bebe's big adventure here on earth has ended, but what an adv...
03/23/2021

This is Bebe's human, Diane, writing this post in sadness. Bebe's big adventure here on earth has ended, but what an adventure it was! She took us to places we had never been before. But she also touched our hearts in ways that have left a big empty spot now that she is on her heavenly adventure. What a travel guide she was! We will try to keep our adventure going without her, but we sure will miss her.

Well, yesterday was a bit different! We drove halfway across Michigan to where Hugh's brother Jim lives, and we plugged ...
09/21/2019

Well, yesterday was a bit different! We drove halfway across Michigan to where Hugh's brother Jim lives, and we plugged our camper into the electricity in their house, and camped right there! We were welcomed by Jim's wife, Marilyn, their grandson, Tommy, and their daughter Stephanie. I decided to just stay safe in the camper, mostly, because 1. with the electricity, it was air-conditioned, and, 2. there were at least 10 cats running around! Diane and Hugh enjoyed talking with everyone, and Marilyn served up a lovely supper, which, after 10 days of camping food, was a welcome respite. After supper when Hugh took me for a walk, I walked into a burr bush, and came out totally covered with burrs. Tonight there are still a lot matted in my long tail, and I have heard that Hugh intends to take the scissors to my tail. OUCH! After a good night's sleep in our camper in their yard, we said goodbye and headed toward Ohio, and home. Streetsboro Ohio KOA tonight, then Pioneer RV Park in Somerset, PA, then HOME. Here are some photos of the bacon wrapped smokies that they tried to cook over an open campfire. That campfire was not made for cooking on (the fire was way down in the fire ring), so they ended up on the stove. See, they tried to wrap some in Bisquick, as well. They say you never know if you don't try.

This is as close as I was allowed to get to a beach, but it sure was a beautiful beach! No big waves, or the sound of wa...
09/19/2019

This is as close as I was allowed to get to a beach, but it sure was a beautiful beach! No big waves, or the sound of waves crashing, which is what Diane associates with a beach, but still a pretty cool beach! Hugh needs go barefoot more often, don't you think? By the way, this is a beach in lovely St. Joseph, MI.

Today I am going to just post photos that show where we went and who we saw today. No comments unless you ask for them. ...
09/18/2019

Today I am going to just post photos that show where we went and who we saw today. No comments unless you ask for them. Diane will share this on her timeline. Remember, we are in Michigan!

09/17/2019

Yesterday was a relatively short drive, and we were happy that we took I-270 on the outskirts of St. Louis. We don't like driving through cities with the camper! Since the drive was uneventful, I would like to share a typical conversation between Diane and Hugh (please don't let them know I am telling you this). Diane, who is watching Gertie Garman, says, " It is 2 miles to exit 158B, which takes us to I-72". No response from Hugh. Diane says, "Did you hear me?" Hugh replies, "Yes, I heard you." Then the overhead sign comes up, which says the same thing. Diane asks, "Did you see the sign?". Hugh says, "What sign?" By now, Gertie is telling us the exit is imminent. But, we come to exit 158A first, and Hugh says, "Is this the exit?" Diane says, getting much louder, "NO. We want 158B", which, of course, is now right upon us. So now Diane gets louder, saying, "Here", and Hugh yells back, "I know", and after this they do not speak to each other for at least ten minutes. Diane says being the navigator is a very tough job. I wish I could help her! This morning we again will be heading north, toward Chicago, and then to Michigan, where we will stay for three whole days! No long trips in the car for a little while!

A lovely morning for bacon and pancakes, and even a nap, but then Diane decided that we needed to go over to the home of...
09/15/2019

A lovely morning for bacon and pancakes, and even a nap, but then Diane decided that we needed to go over to the home of the PIG. That is, her daughter Susan's house (or should I say animal sanctuary?).

Hummingbird Hollow
09/15/2019

Hummingbird Hollow

09/14/2019

It was an absolutely beautiful morning in Eureka, MO. It was so LOVELY and peaceful, and I was being so good NOT barking at the two dogs in the next campsite, and Diane and Hugh were sitting drinking coffee with a cool breeze blowing. Then, suddenly . . . listen, I know what company usually means, but . . . these "companies" . . . some of them were not even as big as I am! AND THEN, and you will not believe it, more people arrived, and they brought . . . wait for it . . . a PIG! Yes, a little squealing PIG! Even a deaf dog could hear that squeal! Half the campground came for a visit to see what was going on. Diane acted as though she was thrilled to be the matriarch of all this clan, though, so I decided to just go with the flow, especially since the flow meant hot dogs and cake pieces falling on the ground. Hugh seemed to love it, since he got to hold a baby most of the afternoon while others were at the pool, or bouncing on the huge pillow. Hugh and I are now recovering with a nap.Whew! What fun this was!

09/14/2019

I took them on a 6+ hour drive today, from Anderson, IN, to Eureka, MO. Please, Donald Trump, what happened to your promise to upgrade the infrastructure? The roads were so terrible, we thought the camper might deconstruct! BUT, last night in Anderson, IN, I got to go out with the INDIANA Hanson clan, to a barbecue restaurant. I, of course, could not go inside, but there were outside tables, and I stayed out there and all the humans took turns coming outside to sit with me. It was lovely! Thank you to the Indiana Hansons! Now, let's see how tomorrow goes when Diane's family, including 4 great-grands, all come to the campground! I can't wait!

Even I think this is a bit ridiculous! Can you believe the heat here in the campground in Indiana? And we are shaded by ...
09/12/2019

Even I think this is a bit ridiculous! Can you believe the heat here in the campground in Indiana? And we are shaded by a big sycamore tree. And the thermometer is in the shade. We might as well be in Phoenix! Oh, and this is funny. Diane made a little shopping list for Hugh. When he came back with this CAKE, Diane asked him why in the world he bought a cake. On the list, said Hugh. And he showed her where it said COKE. And we always thought Diane had such good handwriting!

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