Thanks everyone for jumping in and giving an update. We got home about 5:30 (stopped for dinner/late lunch) and then jumped into unpacking, work and grading projects.
I'll echo Barb and Joe's comments. We had a great time. It felt like old friends getting together for a visit. The campground was fantastic. Nice paved sites. Very well kept area and camping a few feet from the Mighty Mississippi. We definitely have it on our return list.
We arrived about 1 pm on Friday. Barb and Bill had arrived the day before and kept my site warm overnight... literally. Someone had inadvertently parked in their site on Thursday. They moved over a spot just before we arrived. That must have had some effect on the rain since it stopped about the same time and held off the rest of the evening. Here's a pic of the the inaugural Midwest DIS Meet.

Left to right- Joe and Glenda (tigger92662), Bill and Barb (bjschil) and Donna, Ian (in pic) and I.
Besides the hospitality, the view right across from our sites was great. The campground is a few miles upstream of the Fulton lock and dam. This makes the Mississippi very wide for this far north, but the views are spectacular.
Donna, Ian and I took a side trip Saturday morning and ran down to LeClaire, IA, home to Ancient Archaeology, better known as the home of American Pickers. We watch this show often and had to run down to see what their store was like. They had some neat artifacts highlighted on the show. No sign of Mike, Frank or Danielle.
Saturday was beautiful. Clear skies and low 80s. Great weather to site outside on Barb and Bille's patio deck on the back of their new toy hauler. Card games and dominoes broke out. It was the perfect setting to visit, get to know each other better and talk Disney.
I didn't realize until I got home that you can't see Barb in the pics. She is sitting on the far left, behind Donna and Ian. On the right is Joe (tigger92662), his lovely DW, Glenda and Bill (bjschil DH) in the Packers chair.
We finished off the evening with pot luck dinner (which was great) and a nice bonfire. We kept the Disney talk going until after midnight when most of us "old people" remembered it was way past our bed time. Sunday morning (Barb's birthday) was another wonderful day, but sadly, we all had to pack up and head back to reality.
I want to thank Joe and Barb for suggesting this and pulling the details together. We are already planning another get together later this Fall, somewhere a little more central in Illinois. I'll start checking out places mid-state and select a weekend. Joe and I are heading to the Fort in September, but early October should still be great weather wise. Everyone is welcome! Melissa, let me know harvest season and we will try to pick a time and place you can join us.
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