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Friday, 28 August 2009 22:00
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Written by Ferrell Ramey
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Friday, 28 August 2009 15:18
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Written by Ferrell Ramey
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Are you getting ready to go riding or camping at one of the "big" destinations like Glamis or Dumont (substitute your favorite riding spot), especially on any holiday, you are pretty likely to run into the "food vendors" on "Vendor Row". They usually have a wide range of food, from hotdogs, corn-dogs, gyros, and anything else fried, to ice cream and all things BBQ'd. But don't get the impression that you are going to be able to get groceries, you are probably NOT likely to find a gallon of milk, or a loaf of bread. Plan your meals ahead of time. You can only eat vendor food so often when out riding, and a good (or lousy) corn-dog is going to cost you up to $4.00 each, if not more.Don't forget cash. Although most vendors do take ATM or credit cards. You can usually find an ice truck running around and the annoying "I-SCREAM" truck with that annoying song, it's a small world... hmm... hmm... mmm... "BOINK!", yeah you know what I mean if you've been to Glamis!If you forgot to bring a cup of sugar (not Beer!), you could probably ask a neighbor. I've always had good luck with other campers, we're all there to have a good time, so if I can help I will - (Wash 4 at Glamis).
See our guide on good camping foods & out-door menu ideas
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Last Updated ( Wednesday, 23 September 2009 17:47 )
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Friday, 28 August 2009 15:02
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Written by Ferrell Ramey
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Last Updated ( Saturday, 05 September 2009 18:43 )
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