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SuzanneH · 04-22-2018, 11:05 AM

The canister air cleaners are incredibly effective.

Forkyfork · 04-22-2018, 11:26 AM

If its legal where they are they aren't breaking the law. Growing up around "pot heads" in the 60s and 70s just because you smoke pot doesn't mean you are a bad person. I doubt they will be selling out of the rig because the buyers would have to "check in" to get into the park.

The OP is leaving in a few days. They are aware they have options.

The concern here and if I was a park manager I would want to know if someone is burning a crazy amount of electricity. Plus honestly its a RV park not a place to park a trailer and leave it unattended. Its a fire hazard, trailers are tinderboxes and the fire can spread to other trailers. If someone were to decide it was worth stealing it could be a safety concern.

So I would clue in the park manager. Let them decide and be glad I wasn't living next to them permanently.

momdoc · 04-22-2018, 12:40 PM

Just report it already to the management or even the Police. If you are wrong...then so sorry but not a big deal. If you are right....GOOD job!

TJDave · 04-22-2018, 12:57 PM

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Originally Posted by momdoc

Just report it already to the management or even the Police. If you are wrong...then so sorry but not a big deal. If you are right....GOOD job!

Playing devils advocate for a minute. I understand the whole see something, say something deal. But what's been seen? Power cords. OMG!
If something illegal is happening, I doubt it would be in an expensive RV, in the middle of a nice RV park.

"..and if you're wrong, so sorry, not a big deal." ??

Could you imagine coming back to your RV after the police tore the door apart gaining access. And all you were doing was growing fresh herbs, or keeping your reptiles warm.

Wundertaker · 04-22-2018, 01:40 PM

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Originally Posted by Mudfrog

First off, it sounds as though the OP is just curious. I would be too!

Myself, i'm going to be asking questions when i see something like this going on. I'm amazed the responses saying to "mind your own business" and to essentially look the other way. If i'm a neighbor, it is my business as there could be something going on that is either unsafe or even illegal.

Precisely!

Wundertaker · 04-22-2018, 01:45 PM

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Originally Posted by TJDave

Playing devils advocate for a minute. I understand the whole see something, say something deal. But what's been seen? Power cords. OMG!
If something illegal is happening, I doubt it would be in an expensive RV, in the middle of a nice RV park.

"..and if you're wrong, so sorry, not a big deal." ??

Could you imagine coming back to your RV after the police tore the door apart gaining access. And all you were doing was growing fresh herbs, or keeping your reptiles warm.

I'd rather say something and be wrong than not say something and be right!

Weak argument..

SeeTheUSA · 04-22-2018, 02:00 PM

There are MANY examples of people minding their own business and really bad things happening.

I’m tired of seeing our beautiful flag at half staff!

It’s all of our business if you’re doing it in our presence. And if what you’re doing is harmless, you’ll likely be happy others give a hoot.

Sudsy · 04-22-2018, 02:11 PM

Where is this campground and what is it called. I want to be sure not to stop there!

Sudsy

SlaterDoc · 04-22-2018, 02:12 PM

Having been an LEO in one incarnation and having been a GM for an RV park in another, my advise is to inform management of your concerns and quickly. There are a few red flags here and just the possibility scares me ! The fact that they're not around most of the time, then only show up for an outage along with that conglomeration of power cords is more than enough to warrant investigation! The flexible ducting you saw does not belong there and is a glaring fact! I've seen the results of a meth lab explosion. I spent just a moment considering the legit possibilities.....then...naw....this is all wrong!
As for those who think this is intruding or being nosy......(I will save the admins any dilemmas and hold my tongue).

SlaterDoc · 04-22-2018, 02:15 PM

I will say this though: What did we all learn from the horror in FL that cost so many young lives? Because something wasn't said or done!

drdarrin · 04-22-2018, 02:16 PM

To paraphrase, if you see something (suspicious), say something. If it’s legit, it will be sorted out.

Sudsy · 04-22-2018, 02:21 PM

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Originally Posted by SlaterDoc

I will say this though: What did we all learn from the horror in FL that cost so many young lives? Because something wasn't said or done!

What do you mean nothing was said or done. You're right that nothing was done but that little [mod edit] was reported to the authorities at least 18 times in the two years leading up to the shooting and the FBI new about him but failed to notify the local office. That was a failure of our Law Enforcement System.

Sudsy

Hgrace56 · 04-22-2018, 02:27 PM

Have you even thought of asking them?

SlaterDoc · 04-22-2018, 02:28 PM

It was still a case of someone having knowledge that could affect the outcome dropping the ball. It doesn't matter if that person is an FBI agent, LEO or a teacher.