Our First Trailer Rally

The Mt. Baker Trailer Rally was in Lynden this weekend.  We hitched up our little Annie and took her to camp, a mile from home.  

I don't have the photos to really show the amazing trailers, cars and owners.  I was really busy having fun and just didn't see everything or take a lot of photos this year.

I didn't meet the Longs but I should because obviously they are foodies and have the outdoor kitchen to prove it. 

 Speaking of kitchens, I love the corner kitchens.  A corner kitchen is on my bucket list.  I saw some great ones this weekend.

A front door and a back door, yes please!

Some campers and their trailers have a theme.  The gnomes were cute! 

 I love luggage and there were some great suitcases in the trailers.

 We stayed in Alohaville.  Hubby and I met some fun, creative, interesting people.  Thank you Jeremy and Rene and Steve and Jean for showing us a good time.

Hubby brought some appliances that we didn't need.  We had them for sale in the back yard.

Just embracing being trailer trash.

 Jeremy and Rene brought Tin Lizzie, a '55 Aloha.

 Steve and Jean brought their '67 Aloha, Ruby Joy.

There were three '57 Aloha trailers at the rally including our Annie.  It was really fun to talk to their owners. I didn't get pictures of the other one.  Greg works on boats and does beautiful woodworking.  Tommie thought our trailer seemed bigger than their trailer and I thought their trailer was bigger than Annie.  It's great to see everyone's personality come out in their trailer.

Many of the trailers are pulled with vintage cars.  I love the station wagons.

Buntings, flower boxes, bicycles, bars, are everywhere.

 I didn't take enough photos, though it looks like Rene and Jean's shadows are in this photo.  

Oh, here's a group shot.  Hah!

I kept busy eating delicious food, playing games and chatting.  I am pretty pooped this morning and I think Annie is too.  But I'll clean her her up this afternoon and get ready for next time.

Aloha my friends!