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Just minutes after we got THE POD and ROVER all hooked up and ready to roll the skies began to darken. We weren't more than five miles outside of the park entrance when this is what we saw heading straight for us.
Luckily it all blew over quite quickly and it was all blue skies and clear highways after that. We arrived two hours early at the Army Corp of Engineers campground at Winhall Brook and had no troubles getting onto our campsite. In Vermont anyway, that's the difference between federal and state campgrounds, this federal park is a lot less strict about check-in time rules.
At just $13 a night (that's half price thanks to our Lifetime Senior Pass discount) it's a great bargain considering you receive on site water and electric, a free dump station and free hot showers.
This will be our third and final visit to Winhall Brook Campground. After more than two years on the road there are several campgrounds we have visited twice, but this is the only one to receive a third visit. Additionally, this will be the last time I have to negotiate crossing that long and skinny bridge at the entrance to the campground. Wish us luck!
There are a little over 100 members in our Facebook Group, thank you very much, and at least half of them get around to reading most blog posts within a couple of days after each posting. We average 2-6 Facebook Likes on most posts, so I'm going to go way out on a limb here and assume you have actually read and liked the post.
A few people have mentioned to me that it is difficult to find and then comment on the blog platform. Since there is very little I can do about that I'm going to shut down all comments on the blog for a while. What I'm going to do, starting with this post, is to leave comments open on our Facebook Group.
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