Big Discount RV Camping News

Good Day Fellow Campers,

I am really behind on getting out this Month’s Newsletter. Sorry. I have been busy reducing all the prices.

 I would love to have some new jokes and recipes to include in the letter. I will even use some funny 

personal camping stories. You can either e-mail me sarah@bigdiscountrv.com or you can go to my 

FACEBOOK PAGE and leave comments there. I really need to get more people shopping our page, 

because the more business I get the cheaper I can lower my prices. I love being able to sell camping stuff

 for cheap so all in the world can have as much fun as I do camping.

I am going to be adding all kinds of new accessories and fun gadgets to the page so come check out the

 FUN GADGETS PAGE and if you have ideas of things I could put on the page E-MAIL ME.

If anyone makes these let me know how they turn out. PLEASE!!!

Granny Smith Apples

• butter
• brown sugar
• cinnamon candies
• caramels

Use as many Granny Smith Apples as you need for your camping crowd. Core the apple, leaving a thin layer on the bottom. In the cored out area, put a pat of butter and about a tablespoon of brown sugar. This will depend on how big your apples are, remember the brown sugar will melt down into the butter. The rest is up to you, you can put in a few cinnamon candies, or a couple carmels, depending on the flavor you like. Wrap the apples in foil, (if your coals are hot, double wrap, if they are cooler, single wrap). The apples are placed on the coals, and rolled evey 10 minutes or so. They usually take about a half hour, depending again upon the heat of your coals. If you are lucky enough to have a freezer, you could add ice cream when you serve these. We have also served them with a whipped topping, cheese, or if your a purist...just as they come from the fire.

Now something to laugh about while you are eating your apples:

Mistaken positioning

Joe and Ed, both from Duluth, Minnesota, were standing in the shallow end of a swimming pool at the Fountain of Youth RV park at California's Salton Sea, discussing how happy they were to be in sunny California rather than being back in frigid Minnesota. As they were talking, Ed noticed something funny about his friend's ear. "Joe," he said, "do you know you've got a suppository in your left ear?" Startled, Joe replied, "I have a suppository in my ear???"

"That's right," said Ed, "you have a suppository in your ear."

Joe immediately pulled it out, then said, "Thanks, buddy. I'm glad you saw this thing. Now I know where I put my hearing aid."