Marjorie and Roy Nesbitt
Grandkids at LaConner
I Knew I Was a
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TrailBlazer
hether you started your camping and RVing adventure at the tender age of 5, or you stumbled into the lifestyle at age 65, each and every one of our Thousand Trails members has a special story about his or her experience with the outdoor lifestyle. TrailBlazer will regularly highlight a member in our “I Knew I Was a TrailBlazer� feature.
This month, TrailBlazer would like to introduce you to Marjorie Nesbitt, a woman who has been a member of Thousand Trails since 1978. Her children grew up going to Thousand Trails locations and the memories they created are countless. TB: How long have you been camping and RVing? Who introduced you to it? Tell us how it all began!
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MARCH 2013 | TRAILBLAZER
MN: In about 1978 my husband and I decided to take our two kids (7 and 9) to Disneyland for Christmas...and to surprise them by joining TT beforehand. You should have heard the screams of delight when we turned into Chehalis preserve! TB: How did you first hear about Thousand Trails? MN: A friend was working for the Cultus Lake preserve, and told us. TB: What is one of your fondest camping memories? How about one of your fondest TT memories? MN: Sitting around many campfires roasting marshmallows with our kids. Raising our kids every weekend at TT, mostly Cultus. They had a great group of TT friends...and it kept them out of trouble!