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Old 05-11-2015, 05:10 PM   #36961
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New RVM Recipe, and it don't get more Lancaster County than this:
1. Appropriate RVM beverage
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2. Wrap Hippeys Franks (Denver PA) in Shady Maple Hillbilly Bacon (Blue Ball PA)
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3. Slowly roast over an oak fire (Dutch Cousins Campground)
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4. Da-Dah! Hippey Hillbilly Franks!
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New RVM Recipe, and it don't get more Lancaster County than this:
1. Appropriate RVM beverage
Attachment 94018
2. Wrap Hippeys Franks (Denver PA) in Shady Maple Hillbilly Bacon (Blue Ball PA)
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3. Slowly roast over an oak fire (Dutch Cousins Campground)
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4. Da-Dah! Hippey Hillbilly Franks!
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T hanks, Di. As it turns out, we will be at Rising Star COE instead of Pendleton. My sis and BIL are into camping and fishing, so they aren't interested in much touristy stuff. I appreciate the info!


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On edit.... The levee..... Which my youngest called the mountain when he was small.....



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We were there those approximate dates, maybe a little earlier, Was cool, but not cold.... Our holding tanks are not heated either...
Stayed inside Yellowstone for week, then in Tetons. I really liked the Tetons, not as crowded, and bigger spaces, Flagg Ranch Resort..... This was within driving distance of both...

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Good info. Thanks!
And I concur. I have been as early as June and as late as September. It has to get below freezing and stay there for hours - and not warm up for the tanks and water lines to be an issue. You open cabinet doors and run heat - and it should be OK even it drops below freezing a few hours at night, as long as sun shines and warms up in morning.
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I don't condemn pit bulls or any breed of dog -- just the stupid or evil people who don't handle them responsibly. Pits have very powerful jaws and all dogs have some instinct to fight -- even 8 pound Lily. All animals are like loaded guns. They should always under the supervision of a responsible adult and be properly secured at all times. What would have happened if instead of Earlene and Miya that Pit Bull had gone after a child.
When we lived in Tyler over 10 years ago, that happened. Tragically, a pit bull running loose in a rural neighborhood attacked and killed a 2 yr old child. An unspeakable horror.

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Good info. Thanks!

But Mel..... You need to get a toad.... You are so limited without one...
Yelliwstone is really hard to drive, areas had zero shoulder, so I cannot imagine traversing in a rv....
Yes there are pros and cobs for dif vehicles, but I have iven our rv pulling the jeep.... Easy. Just cant back it up....
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I'm prepping for the "big scope" check tomorrow and getting hungry as can be then I see this food porn!

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I'm prepping for the "big scope" check tomorrow and getting hungry as can be then I see this food porn!

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Sorry but that's called posing for senior pictures, I've never liked it either butt they are trying to keep ya healthy ...... lol ......

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Ok, Steve, I know you've been to the Tetons/Yellowstone area numerous times. (I've only been once, 35 years ago, & Kate's never been.)

Give me the date window you think we would be good to be there, given the fact that Bow's holding tanks are NOT heated. I was thinking we'd be safe by late June, like around 6/22-6/28. Whatcha think?
We will be there after you. We will be in Yellowstone the second week of July and are staying in W. Yellowstone. Our daughter is flying in from SC to meet up with us so we get to spend time with her and 2 of our grandsons. Can't wait.
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Steve--I have not been to the Tetons but it's definitely on the short list. We would prefer to wait until June or so in hopes of missing the later snowfalls and finding more camping facilities open for the season.

My sis and BIL absolutely love the Jackson Hole area and seem to go back there every year, though they have been "snowed in" more than once.

We are considering the GC @ Bryce but still discussing. I think our Bounder has developed a radiator leak but probably just a hose clamp. It's always something. RVing is not for the faint of heart.
I hope we see you at Bryce. Mary's husband Bob will take you flying... and we're going to a dinner show...

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Ok, Steve, I know you've been to the Tetons/Yellowstone area numerous times. (I've only been once, 35 years ago, & Kate's never been.)

Give me the date window you think we would be good to be there, given the fact that Bow's holding tanks are NOT heated. I was thinking we'd be safe by late June, like around 6/22-6/28. Whatcha think?
Ok here is my 2 cents I have lots of friends there. Well in star valley. You can go now and be fine. Leave before September 1 we got snowed in for a hole winter. 20 feet of snow and -40°for months. The people are amazing in star valley. If you like Boondocking then grays river loop is a must! Enter in alpine go as far as you want pull off the road set camp for free oh the road is dirt and 85 miles long. When you see old faithful if you're like me you will go wow ok I'm done. The animals in yellow stone are great to watch. It is so beautiful from Yellowstone down to Smoot WY. And Bryce is a must stop thinking about it and just do it. It's not to far away. Oh and in Afton Wyoming is a free dump station across from the fire department. Have fun and spread your wings and just sore
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But Mel..... You need to get a toad.... You are so limited without one...
Yelliwstone is really hard to drive, areas had zero shoulder, so I cannot imagine traversing in a rv....
Yes there are pros and cobs for dif vehicles, but I have iven our rv pulling the jeep.... Easy. Just cant back it up....
But i can also can hook it up and unhook it by myself....

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Not to worry, Di. We wouldn't dream of taking off like that without a toad! We will be buying one this summer. We both travel with our jobs, so don't want to get the toad too soon, because one of us will be putting a lot of miles on it for the last 7 or 8 mos before we leave FT.

But, we don't want to do too much RVing without a toad, either. So we will be looking for our toad this summer. None of our current 3 vehicles are flat-towable. (06 Toyota Corolla, 2010 Prius, & 96 Rav 4.) already checked. Will sell the 2 older vehicles.

When we do get our toad, the Mutants will be the first to know. Pictures will be posted!
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Ok here is my 2 cents I have lots of friends there. Well in star valley. You can go now and be fine. Leave before September 1 we got snowed in for a hole winter. 20 feet of snow and -40°for months. The people are amazing in star valley. If you like Boondocking then grays river loop is a must! Enter in alpine go as far as you want pull off the road set camp for free oh the road is dirt and 85 miles long. When you see old faithful if you're like me you will go wow ok I'm done. The animals in yellow stone are great to watch. It is so beautiful from Yellowstone down to Smoot WY. And Bryce is a must stop thinking about it and just do it. It's not to far away. Oh and in Afton Wyoming is a free dump station across from the fire department. Have fun and spread your wings and just sore
I camped for a week in Yellowstone and Tetons in my 79 conversion van. Loved it. Always wanted to go back.

I'll check out those places you mention. Good info! Thanks so much.
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