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THE SCOOP is also available online at: December, 2014 www.AARVParks.com Volume XII, Issue 12 Cathedral Palms, CA Hidden Springs, MS Tomorrow’s Stars, OH 35-901 Cathedral Canyon Drive 16 Clyde Rhodus Road 6716 E. National Road Cathedral City, CA 92234 Tylertown, MS 39667 South Charleston, OH 45368 760-324-8244 601-876-4151 937-324-2267 The Holidays are upon us and the Merry Christmas and Happy Well, here we are at the end of park is not only looking good but Holidays From Hidden Springs another great season. usage is up about 20 percent! Resort! We’ve been kept busy getting the Word-of-mouth is certainly working November started out with the park ready for Winter. We don’t really well for Cathedral Palms. annual Saw Dust and Splinters want to talk about Winter but it’s that competition here in our area. We had time again. Frank and Jerry Clark We are enjoying the arrival of our have been mulching the leaves here regular visitors while at the same time welcoming and getting to know the folks who are here for the first time. This season, as in the past, many, many new friendships will be created here. RVing is such a wonderful lifestyle and with the Tylertown Christmas lights entertainers Runaway Train and vendors BBQ World staying with us, along with spectators from the Bossier, Rayborn and Bourg crews. Leaves, leaves, everywhere! for three weeks. It seems to be a Some people come camping to enjoy never-ending job. The work on the nature, spend time to reflect, rest, eat sewer line has been finished and we hot dogs and sandwiches. Oh no not are also getting ready to have some Albert and Norm working on picnic tables the Bossier, Rayborn and Bourg electric work done. crews! These three crews brought many social activities we host, out the disco ball, hooked it to an We hope all of you had a safe trip to people from all over discover others iPod an enjoyed dancing to "Ice wherever you travel. Also, we want to who live close to them, or share the Cream and Cake" while the adults wish all of you Happy Thanksgiving. same interests and become lifelong relaxed around a warm campfire There will be about 12 of us here for friends. waiting for the ballgame to start. the Winter and we are all hoping it There was never a dull moment at goes by quickly. Ron and Shirley We’re also thankful for our Work their sites. Stafford and Frank and I went to visit Campers. Some have been here for Marvin for his birthday. We took him several seasons and others are Thanksgiving was an absolutely a cake and had a good visit with him; experiencing the program for the wonderful event. We had several he was doing well and we hope to December 2014 • Page 1 of 4 With the All American RV Club, you can take advantage of discounts on RV sites at quality campgrounds. 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