Be aware but unafraid
Summers in our region are some of the best times for playing in the woods and on the water, connecting with family and friends, and creating lifelong memories.
Our family loves to camp and there are so many places to go that are either packed with people, or too remote for the average RV enthusiast to find. We love where we live and thank God often for the honor of being called to this amazing community.
When you camp in this region, you know that a primary concern you must be mindful of is your food because of bears that could potentially try to get into your car, tents, and of course your trash. When we camp, we are vigilant to make sure that we aren’t attracting these large mammals that could create some damage. I imagine if I was asking for your bear story, we could get hundreds by the end of the day.
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