Operation Migration

[Philidor]

Things are hotting up at Operation Migration:

This is the sixth migration for me and over the years I’ve learned some important ‘Camp-life Lessons’:
1. The propane bottle will always run out in the middle of the night
2. If there is even a glimmer of a possibility that you might be able to migrate on any given day – do NOT have that second cup of coffee
3. Heed your mothers advice and “go” before you get on the road
4. Carry tissues in your pocket in case you forget number 2 or 3
5. Pilots aren’t very good at navigating on the ground
6. Things DO go bump in the night
7. Field mice are cute but can find there way into any RV, no matter how much tinfoil you cram into the crevices: case in point when Chris was awakened a couple nights ago by one chewing on his hair
8. Joe will always lose at least one glove during a migration
9. Batteries never last as long as they’re supposed to – have spares
10. Meteorologists are liars

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