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SixShooter14 · 08-10-2016, 08:25 AM

Definitely looks like y'all are having a good time. Now don't be having too much fun, leave some for the rest of us

Wayne M · 08-10-2016, 10:44 AM

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Originally Posted by huntnski

After a week with just us and Dave and now a second week with Richard and Ann I almost had Dave acting right!

Then this happened

Don't worry mutants, the park service said they have to get people's heads unstuck all the time, just not any this old!
Ps. I suggested they just fire the cannon!

Oh come now! The park service there has never dealt with a "Big Head."

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Originally Posted by CampDaven

I felt like I was back at w&$k, trying to be politically correct.
Thought I spied Willy Wonka, but it was just Wonkie Tim.
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Finally, a picture I can relate to and recognize. Tim looks so much better with ragged hair.

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Y'all are just having to much fun with out Earlene there.

Possum · 08-10-2016, 11:17 AM

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Originally Posted by huntnski

After a week with just us and Dave and now a second week with Richard and Ann I almost had Dave acting right!

Then this happened

Don't worry mutants, the park service said they have to get people's heads unstuck all the time, just not any this old!
Ps. I suggested they just fire the cannon!

Did Dave see Giancarlo in there??? Makes sense if it was posted to another thread.

MartySQ · 08-10-2016, 12:33 PM

SMH....it's so much fun to never grow up! Hey, is there a Peter Pan park anywhere on this continent? Perhaps 2018 we should look for one and plan a GC around that theme!

Possum · 08-10-2016, 03:27 PM

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Originally Posted by MartySQ

SMH....it's so much fun to never grow up! Hey, is there a Peter Pan park anywhere on this continent? Perhaps 2018 we should look for one and plan a GC around that theme!

Sweets, I think wherever Mutants gather at a Curiousity it's unofficially a Peter Pan Park.

https://www.yelp.com/map/peter-pan-park-westminster will get you directions to a real one and you can now officially organize a GC in CO.

Thanks for volunteering.

okmunky · 08-10-2016, 04:15 PM

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Originally Posted by MartySQ

SMH....it's so much fun to never grow up! Hey, is there a Peter Pan park anywhere on this continent? Perhaps 2018 we should look for one and plan a GC around that theme!

Never growing up is number 1 on the description of RV Mutants. I seem to remember reading that on the ancient scrolls.

Papawto5 · 08-10-2016, 04:53 PM

A great American died this morning. Melvin Moore, age 96 and a veteran of WWI in the Pacific went to meet his maker. He was sharp as a tack right up to the time of his final breath. Gotta tell you about him when we're together.

Papawto5 · 08-10-2016, 05:00 PM

Visited Antietam battlefield this morning near Sharpsburg, MD. Looking at what took place in one day of battle made me wonder what my reaction would be if I was in the front 3 rows of a 3,000 soldier formation some 100 yards from thousands of other soldiers that were aiming to kill me. Mercy sakes.

Papawto5 · 08-10-2016, 05:04 PM

We're sitting in the outer lot of a WalMart tonight in Piscataway, NJ. Left Maryland around 1:00 pm and stopped here at about 6:00. No CG for miles when you're this close to major cities on the east coast. I'm saying big cities.

I know about the lovely CG near Gillette Stadium in Foxboro (near Boston)

virginiamtns · 08-10-2016, 05:56 PM

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Originally Posted by flaggship1

Great pics ^^^ mutants mutating and shopping and smiling. Doesn't get any better. And that mutant banner is still perfect Tim!

Any quilt shops? Mary?

romin roman · 08-10-2016, 06:18 PM

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Originally Posted by flaggship1

And Ann and the other mutant ladies look marvaleous!

I intended to stay "dark" this week, but camp wi-fi let me get caught up. Thanks Steve, Ann is doing well. Girls said we were crawling all over the canons like kids..

Today I broke down to post a huge thanks to Tim & Mary for the tour & laughs looking for a Snow Globe from St. John.

I was going to tip our tour guide & asked if he could make change for a $100.00 bill & he said something like: " You won't have any change coming ".

Actually, he seemed so relieved to get me out of his car that he ran off before I got my billfold out...

Thanks again Tim & Mary!!!!!!!

Richard & Ann, RVM # 110, Have a Spoiled Chihuahua, Home in Arkansas, Love to geocache, travel (Class B ERA) & enjoy grandkids..

flaggship1 · 08-10-2016, 07:19 PM

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Originally Posted by romin roman

I intended to stay "dark" this week, but camp wi-fi let me get caught up. Thanks Steve, Ann is doing well. Girls said we were crawling all over the canons like kids..

Today I broke down to post a huge thanks to Tim & Mary for the tour & laughs looking for a Snow Globe from St. John.

I was going to tip our tour guide & asked if he could make change for a $100.00 bill & he said something like: " You won't have any change coming ".

Actually, he seemed so relieved to get me out of his car that he ran off before I got my billfold out...

Thanks again Tim & Mary!!!!!!!

Richard & Ann, RVM # 110, Have a Spoiled Chihuahua, Home in Arkansas, Love to geocache, travel (Class B ERA) & enjoy grandkids..

Better check yer wallet anyway - just for good measure. Tim took that shoe off a horse that ran by him at Bryce. You were there!

Wayne M · 08-10-2016, 07:24 PM

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Originally Posted by Papawto5

Visited Antietam battlefield this morning near Sharpsburg, MD. Looking at what took place in one day of battle made me wonder what my reaction would be if I was in the front 3 rows of a 3,000 soldier formation some 100 yards from thousands of other soldiers that were aiming to kill me. Mercy sakes.

Steve, it never ceases to amaze me when we visit the Civil War memorial how they could stand 100 yards away or closer and shoot musket balls at each other. Those musket balls only had a general direction of travel because there was no rifling in muskets, just a smooth bore. It caused a lot of lost limbs during that war. I hope you have done or are going to do Gettysburg.

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Originally Posted by Papawto5

We're sitting in the outer lot of a WalMart tonight in Piscataway, NJ. Left Maryland around 1:00 pm and stopped here at about 6:00. No CG for miles when you're this close to major cities on the east coast. I'm saying big cities.

I know about the lovely CG near Gillette Stadium in Foxboro (near Boston)

That CG in Foxboro is most likely Normandy Farms. I hear it is nice but make sure you get reservations.

If you are in Rhode Island, look at Firsherman's Memorial State Park. Nice little RV park there and it is 325 miles to Bangor, ME. Newport, RI has a couple CG's but no pets. Newport is a nice little city and especially interesting is a audio tour of the mansions. Quite a bit of history there.

bokobird · 08-10-2016, 07:29 PM

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Originally Posted by Wayne M

Steve, it never ceases to amaze me when we visit the Civil War memorial how they could stand 100 yards away or closer and shoot musket balls at each other. Those musket balls only had a general direction of travel because there was no rifling in muskets, just a smooth bore. It caused a lot of lost limbs during that war. I hope you have done or are going to do Gettysburg.

That CG in Foxboro is most likely Normandy Farms. I hear it is nice but make sure you get reservations.

If you are in Rhode Island, look at Firsherman's Memorial State Park. Nice little RV park there and it is 325 miles to Bangor, ME. Newport, RI has a couple CG's but no pets. Newport is a nice little city and especially interesting is a audio tour of the mansions. Quite a bit of history there.

I stayed there last year, in July or August, can't remember which. The place is so huge I'm sure if you just showed up desperate for a site they'd find something for ya. There is an overflow area w/o hookups as well. I think there's like over 1,000 sites there! Lots have tree coverage, I didn't feel squeezed in there either, which is one thing that makes it nice. It's on an old family farm so there's tons of space.