The New Year Chanango Day 5

We had another laid back day.
Got some water this morning and dumped the gray and black tanks using the new 45 gal Blue Tote.  It worked great and allowed us to dump without moving the camper.  It's worth it's weight in gold (but not when it is full).  It has pneumatic wheels and tows behind the truck to the dump station, very convenient.
Took a few walks and we both read a lot today. 
Late afternoon we went to a local winery as they were having a fest.  Had a few beers and Cath looked at the vendors there.  Nothing we cannot live without. A 7 year old boy befriended us as we had Kaylee along and he loved dogs.  He was with his Grandmother and she basically abandoned him as he was with us.  He asked me if they had soft drinks and I told him to go and ask.  He came back and said he needed a dollar for a drink, so I gave him a buck.  A minute late he was back and said he need three more dollars for his drink.  I told him to go ask his Grandma, as I'm not used to paying $4 for a soda.  He then asked if he could keep the original dollar.  Needless to say the original dollar is in my wallet and he is still thirsty.

There was supposed to be food vendors, but they only had a frozen yogurt truck, so on the way back to camp we googled pizza and found a great place for Stromboli.  We brought it back to camp and heated it up on the green egg (indirect of course).  It was excellent.
Back at camp the campground is now totally full for the weekend.  Last night there were two campers on our loop, tonight there are 50 and almost all are leaving on Sunday.  It will be quiet again.
Here's a pic or two of the Boogey lights, they are a big hit with the neighbors.