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Yea I noticed the articles were shallow, (maybe I am too ) and I'm not much at proof reading. I just thought it was a pleasant way to spend a few minutes, and I enjoyed the "interview" with the CEO of Airstream, even though it turned into a mini-commercial. I don't normally tolerate reading magazines on the computer, but I liked they way they did this one.
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2011 Winnebago Vista 30W
Duane, Precy, 11 year old son Matt, and Abby, the spoiled rotten Eskie.
After seeing Polk's video series on the Yellowstone travel trailer restoration, methinks I'll give this one a skip (even the website linked was unimpressive).
) and I'm not much at proof reading. I just thought it was a pleasant way to spend a few minutes, and I enjoyed the "interview" with the CEO of Airstream, even though it turned into a mini-commercial. I don't normally tolerate reading magazines on the computer, but I liked they way they did this one.
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