R U an RV Mutant too?

[thrushl]

Originally Posted by Possum

Even if they went Pa Mamma way they'd head out the canal and start north. I have trouble eluding big tidal waves.

Cherry Creek is just above Port Alberni on Vancouver island. If you went to Ucluelet, Long Beach or Tofino, you passed by within a mile of us.

Didn't make it out to the island. Working for the RCMP and they don't let me have fun.

Looked it up and must say, good show. Looks like a place I must take the rig........

[Wayne M]

Originally Posted by flaggship1

^^^ you know it Wayne - but it was so hot today I was sure you were back in Texas! Have ya been surfing yet? Hang ten?

Originally Posted by thrushl

Chery Creek, BC? You are way out of the potential Tsunami from Texas the way I ponder the details, eh?

Originally Posted by Possum

No, not really. Wayne's snuck out to the wesy coast in Californee and iffn he fell there we'd have another Tsunami to rival the one what got us coming down from Alaska in '64.

The Alberni Inlet is in an even more direct route with Wayne than she was for the biggy in Alaska, way back when.

I just called our emergency watch Tsunami Alert people and had them ramp up the warning level to "WAYNE ALERT"

Like we need more lerts on the west coast.

Originally Posted by thrushl

Fair enough.... but I thought the waves would go toward Cuber and Pa mamma way....

I've only made it to BC six or seven times and it goes to show I was lost every time for sure.

Originally Posted by Wayne M

OMG! I have finally discovered what is wrong with a Mutant's brain.

On the left side there is nothing right, and on the right side there is nothing left.

Ya'll remind me of one day when I was out in the back yard doing something and when I stood up I took in a deep breath. My son said, "Dad, you're out of shape!" I had to remind him that ROUND IS A SHAPE.

Oh my! Oh my, I missed going to the Gym today. That's five years in a row! Oh my!

[thrushl]

Originally Posted by Wayne M

Ya'll remind me of one day when I was out in the back yard doing something and when I stood up I took in a deep breath. My son said, "Dad, you're out of shape!" I had to remind him that ROUND IS A SHAPE.

Oh my! Oh my, I missed going to the Gym today. That's five years in a row! Oh my!

Round is a PERFECT shape and one we have earned. Don't start going to the gym now. I am always hearing about people getting muscle pulls and such at the gym.

I don't need to go anywhere to pull a muscle......

Me, I think about going for a run, but I haven't done that for nine years and a stroke. I lost part of my mind when I had the stroke, but not the part that reminds me that running is for cowards and means they will just die tired anyway. I don't want to die tired......

[Wayne M]

I can't even walk far, no need to worry about ME running.

[Moonrover]

Originally Posted by Suspinz

Another 'yakker here! Great core strengthener and upper body workout.

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You'll be in FL for the winter, yes? Gotta be some way to find the same stretch of water to paddle together. Maybe other mutant types, too?

How about it, fellow mutants? Anybody game?

Cheers!

We kayak !! And will eventually wander over to central Florida. May be there by mid-Nov. How about the Suwannee(sp?) River? Or maybe the Cedar Key area? It's always fun to kayak with a group especially if gators are around.

[flaggship1]

I can't believe I did not make the connection between National Bacon Day and seeing this today (another view)

[Toyduck]

Originally Posted by Wayne M

OMG! I have finally discovered what is wrong with a Mutant's brain.

On the left side there is nothing right, and on the right side there is nothing left.

No wonder my left hand often doesn't know what my right is doing...!

[Dunner]

I have a T-shirt that says: If the right side of the brain controls the left side of the body... then only left handed people are in their right mind.

[KSCRUDE]

Originally Posted by Dunner

I have a T-shirt that says: If the right side of the brain controls the left side of the body... then only left handed people are in their right mind.

. I'm not so sure Dunner. I'm left handed but my DW says I'm not even close to to being in my right mind, and most agree with her.

[CampDaven]

Originally Posted by thrushl

Thank you so much. We have been reading this for some time and in fact started at the beginning. It is an honor to be part of such a fine intellectual group.

And we are honored to have you with us in RVMdom. With each new RVM, we gain in more variety to the Curiosity, more depth to the Ponderances, more flavor to the bacon.

When a full Curiosity is gathered one fine day, it is certain that everyone in RVMdom will have a grand time, but we cannot predict the total cumulative rope light length that will be displayed, nor the variety and poundage of bacon consumed.

It is good to contemplate such a wonderful dilema!

Nola and I are in full-fledged family time mode through Monday, and begin our next "Journey is Our Destination" on Tuesday. This year, Colorado is the beginning.

Again, welcome RVM46!
And Happy Trails

[Oldme]

We mutants have a wide variety of interests.
One thing I like is local history and how people lived generations before us.

If there are other mutants that have a same interest, I will recommended the following to you:

The Foxfire Fund, Inc.

We visited the museum several weeks ago and enjoyed their village.
It must have been 25 years a go that I read their first series of Foxfire books,
written by the High School Students ( check the web-site for that history).

Foxfire Museum Gift Shop - The Foxfire Series

I grabbed one of their Cook Books. This is as much a history book as it is a cook book. Very interesting reading about life and great food!

Smokehouse Ham, Spoon Bread, and Scuppernong Wine

I am not affiliated with them in any way. I just find it interesting and hope other mutants do also.

Foxfire (The Foxfire Fund, Inc.) is a not-for-profit, educational and literary organization based in Rabun County, Georgia.

[timarti]

We will be stopping in Cedar Key for 2 nights this winter on our way further south to Ft Myers. This is a reconnisance trip sans RV. Wll be staying at the Low Key Hideaway Motel & RV Resort in Cedar Key, then on to Seminole Campground in North Ft Myers for last 2 weeks of January (renting a trailer there) and then for a week on the other side at Coral Sands RV Resort & Hotel. Hoping to connect with Suespinz and Martin for another Curiosity! I have a small flatwater kayak, but will rent one down there. Maybe just take my nice double paddle and lifejacket.

[CampDaven]

Originally Posted by Oldme

We mutants have a wide variety of interests.
One thing I like is local history and how people lived generations before us.

If there are other mutants that have a same interest, I will recommended the following to you:

The Foxfire Fund, Inc.

We visited the museum several weeks ago and enjoyed their village.
It must have been 25 years a go that I read their first series of Foxfire books,
written by the High School Students ( check the web-site for that history).

Foxfire Museum Gift Shop - The Foxfire Series

I grabbed one of their Cook Books. This is as much a history book as it is a cook book. Very interesting reading about life and great food!

Smokehouse Ham, Spoon Bread, and Scuppernong Wine

I am not affiliated with them in any way. I just find it interesting and hope other mutants do also.

Foxfire (The Foxfire Fund, Inc.) is a not-for-profit, educational and literary organization based in Rabun County, Georgia.

Well, Oldme, I like this and may need to dally there for a bit next Spring.
Thanks!

[CampDaven]

Originally Posted by Dunner

I have a T-shirt that says: If the right side of the brain controls the left side of the body... then only left handed people are in their right mind.

It is truly a quandry, a complete booger actually, when a T-shirt is correct in a philosophical manner.

I have a left handed sister. Mom called the rest of us "not quite right in the head".