hahaha amazing! Hopefully not, but it’d be cool if it had an AC option - last expo it was hitting ~95F each day not the ideal weather to sell hot quilts
I’ve been slowly trying to talk a few folks in Alaska into hanging by an expo even if it’s not an official extension. But how badass would an overland expo arctic be?! There are already enough folks in the state of alaska visiting with Rv’s etc that it would do great. The vendors would be the only major issue. Getting all the stuff up here would cost a ton of $
I live in Redmond so I just did one day walking around. It was honestly miserable lol I had the dog and it was way too much for him. You shouldn’t need a heater at all, but definitely bring a shit ton of water for the pup just in case we have another heat wave this year.
I am hoping to go to the PNW expo from the SF Bay Area. I will not have my GFC yet though. Is it worth paying $185 to camp in the main area in a regular tent on ground? I also have a small tent that may fit on the back of my truck bed with tailgate down. Is it easier to just stay there vs. camp elsewhere every day? I’ve never been. Thanks!
If you just plan to spend the entire weekend at the expo then I think you would want to camp there. If you’re wanting to explore the area and the city then I’d just stay in a hotel.
Thanks so much @Dogandagladiator, appreciate it. ANY local info and advice is appreciated. I’m one of these moms who eats all organic non-GMO if possible so if you know of any places that might have one organic entree that would be awesome. And of course local adventures in the area to see before and after. Thanks!