Herschel makes it to Dale Hollow, TN
Posted: Mon Jul 18, 2011 8:29 pmSurprise, surprise, there must have been a cancellation 'cus we got to come to Dale Hollow, TN, after all. The GHL did that last lingering check of the the reservation site before checking out COE spot farther west and there it was right in front of her nose. Site # 40. You have to be a Short Bus to fit in here....another of those 30ft or less. All I know is that we got here and I got to go swimming while we waited for the site to clear. It is suppose to be hot hot hot this week but as long as she lets me swim I'll be a happy dog. The GHL said the water is higher than she has seem it in a long long time. I am thinking like before her hair was gray. We'll take more pictures later but here Remi and I are waiting for a walk around the campground so that we can check out all the other sites. Do you think we got close enough to the water?
This site is suppose to have electric but I was thinking that the ducks don't need it.
Most of the sites are just fine but their boats are a lot closer to their tents. You can get this one but it comes without electric.
Or this one.
The electric site were pretty much all taken. The ones down on the water cost a little more, but the GHL was getting all excited when she realized that on her next birthday she can get THE magic pass that will give her 50% off our camping costs. Silly hoomans, I'm probably old enough in dog years but they don't think of us.....
If you just want trees and shade....the site up at the top of the campground are cheaper, too.
When we got back from our walk we noticed a fisherman next door in the cove.
That got the GHL thinking about how hot and sticky it was. The next thing I knew she was in the water.
She made me stay with Remi on shore so he wouldn't worry about both of us swimming off without him. He is a sensitive guy. 
The GHL said that sitting out and reading at the campsite was greatly improved after the swim. But that is what I am always telling her myself. 
I am thinking that we may have to get one of the kayaks out if she keeps this up. We will see about that tomorrow!
This site is suppose to have electric but I was thinking that the ducks don't need it.
Most of the sites are just fine but their boats are a lot closer to their tents. You can get this one but it comes without electric.
Or this one.
The electric site were pretty much all taken. The ones down on the water cost a little more, but the GHL was getting all excited when she realized that on her next birthday she can get THE magic pass that will give her 50% off our camping costs. Silly hoomans, I'm probably old enough in dog years but they don't think of us.....
If you just want trees and shade....the site up at the top of the campground are cheaper, too.
When we got back from our walk we noticed a fisherman next door in the cove.
That got the GHL thinking about how hot and sticky it was. The next thing I knew she was in the water.
She made me stay with Remi on shore so he wouldn't worry about both of us swimming off without him. He is a sensitive guy. The GHL said that sitting out and reading at the campsite was greatly improved after the swim. But that is what I am always telling her myself. I am thinking that we may have to get one of the kayaks out if she keeps this up. We will see about that tomorrow!
