Issue #143 [Archived Newsletters] April 2, 2017

NATIONAL SERRO SCOTTY ORGANIZATION NEWS


Decide NOW you want to join us on the road trip west to Iowa. The caravan will leave Mabel's Glade in Delton, MI and stops first at the RV Museum in Elkhart, IN. Then we travel to Illinois and camp for two nights at Starved Rock State Park. We head to Maquoketa Caves State Park in Iowa for the rest of the trip. Booking sites for stop 1, Starved Rock State Park begins April 5!


The NSSO will again visit Savannah, the oldest city in Georgia, founded in 1733. It was a city planned by General James Oglethorpe and has beautiful laid out squares and old historic buildings. This is River Street where the street is paved with ballest stone from the ships who docked here on the Savannah River, 17 miles up from the Atlantic Ocean. For sure a place to visit at least once in a life time. We can reserve sites NOW for the Skidaway Island event (not specific sites, a site will be chosen when you arrive) now. If you are coming to this event, reserve soon because the campground informed me that this is their busiest time.


We will be camping at Assateague in Maryland over Memorial weekend. This campground has been fully booked, but cancellations do occur so check frequently if you wanted to come and did not get in.

Camping Opportunities


Scott Simpson is just about finished with his HiLander. One of the nicest I've seen. What a great use of colors. Beautiful Scott, something to be proud of for sure!

Welcome new members!

Alabama

  • Emily Pearcy, Decatur

Florida

  • Greg, Tracy & Mandy Hostetler, Sarasota

Georgia

  • Bryan Maynard, Dalton
  • Ashley Summers, Rocky Face

Kentucky

  • Nate Hadden, Louisville

New York

  • Jeffrey Brooks, Cape Vincent

North Carolina

  • Katie Shank, Greensboro

Ohio

  • Joseph Nash, Zanesville

South Carolina

  • Glenn Savorosch, Neeses
  • Sean Ross and Taylor Davidson, Traveler's Rest

Texas

  • Joyce Bartesaghi, Granbury
  • Dan Schuhmacher, Austin

West Virginia

  • Christine Mitchell, Pine Grove

Wisconsin

  • Henry Leichey, Green Bay

 

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Welcome new member Henry Leichey (on the left). Henry got a 2017 Serro Scotty from Make a Wish. We wish many happy years of camping with his new Scotty and hope we meet up with him in a campground some day. Stay strong Henry!


Chris Borden just obtained this JS715 project


Katie and Jordan just got a 1988 Scotty. Nice!


And Nate Hadden got a JS715


Greg, Tracy and Mandy Hostetler with their completely rebuilt JS715. Love the double windows at the left of door.


Sadly the recent horrendous wind storms took out Vicki Steigerwald's Cleveland Brown's themed Scotty


Kudos to Laura Brewer. Her Scotty, Patsy, made the Vintage Trailer magazine!


Debra Hernadez has new, no-break siding.


Karen and Bill Pruss celebrated their Scotty's first anniversay of its rebuild by, what else - camping!


The Martells are planning a cross-country, northern states, trip and are looking for suggested stops. Hit them up on Facebook!


The Nicholl's HiLander is coming along


Michael Leichty is doing another amazing job - this time on a 1962 Shasta Compact


Jason Ayer's new spare tire cover


Suzy Wilkerson out and about with her new Tin Can Awning by Jean. Looks great!


Nancy and Mabel making slow progress on the '68 Not-a-Scotty project. Waiting for warmer weather.



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Editor and NSSO Founder/Administrator: Nancy Kroes