R U an RV Mutant too?

[flaggship1]

Originally Posted by CampDaven

Sheesh!
This group could get pretty Mutated just swapping all of the fine recipes.
YUM

Good morning RVM1 and all mutants hither and yon. Yep - RVMs are wise in the ways of cooking. That's why Book 6 in the RVM Series was identified and on the drawing board -

6) The RVMs Guide to Journey Cooking: learn the secret journey recipes passed down from RVMs. Many recipes using bacon. Special chapter on jalapeño poppers including the popular blue cheese, little smokie bacon wrapped popper.

And we know have Wayne's Shrimp poppers to add to the list!

Badly needed rain continues. Hopefully a dry drive tomorrow.

[huntnski]

Now raining like cats and dogs and monkeys here. I actually heard weatherman say dryer air and cooler temperatures coming following the rain. Plano, send it on!

Sounds like a curiosity breaking out at Bryce Canyon next month!
Lets not drop the idea of a spring gathering close enough for Plano aka. Steve aka. Flaggship aka. Hard working mutant child (58yo) to make.

So far suggested Lake Texoma, in OK. Lake Ouchita or Lake Catherine State Parks in Ar.

April-May of 2014 is time frame.

Last but not least, mutants interested, Myrtle Beach Sept. 2014. I think it's time IRV2 recognize us as a group option, so that would be a time to show them our numbers!
RVM32 aka. Huntnski aka. Tim

[Wayne M]

Originally Posted by flaggship1

Good morning RVM1 and all mutants hither and yon. Yep - RVMs are wise in the ways of cooking. That's why Book 6 in the RVM Series was identified and on the drawing board -

6) The RVMs Guide to Journey Cooking: learn the secret journey recipes passed down from RVMs. Many recipes using bacon. Special chapter on jalapeño poppers including the popular blue cheese, little smokie bacon wrapped popper.

And we know have Wayne's Shrimp poppers to add to the list!

Badly needed rain continues. Hopefully a dry drive tomorrow.

All the Golden Arches, and the little golden arches, have burgers with bacon. Does that count for the cook book?

[huntnski]

Originally Posted by Wayne M

All the Golden Arches, and the little golden arches, have burgers with bacon. Does that count for the cook book?

Cook book= Yellow Pages

[Sky_Boss]

Originally Posted by huntnski

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So far suggested Lake Texoma, in OK. Lake Ouchita or Lake Catherine State Parks in Ar.

April-May of 2014 is time frame....

Between April 15th and May 15th would be great for Sandee and I. We should be finishing up our stay at Winter Ranch in Alamo, TX on April 15th.

HMMM...do you think we could follow that up with a 2nd annual Newbie Rally? Need to talk to Craig N Deb about that.

[huntnski]

Originally Posted by Sky_Boss

Between April 15th and May 15th would be great for Sandee and I. We should be finishing up our stay at Winter Ranch in Alamo, TX on April 15th.

HMMM...do you think we could follow that up with a 2nd annual Newbie Rally? Need to talk to Craig N Deb about that.

Don, Craig and Randy are meeting in Oct. and have been charged with planning the next Cape group gathering, but certainly could be invited!

Your spending the winter at a car rental place in Texas?

[flaggship1]

Tim - I'm all for Lake Catherine in May as I know they can accommodate many a mutant in need of lengthy sites. Ouchata is more of an unknown to me as to site length and availability - but when I was there some years back they looked to have plenty of roomy sites and more green space between them. I was on 30 amp in those days so not sure about that. Texoma would be a last resort to me. It's a huge lake but not as pretty a location as Ar.

My work is data driven and my time available is best between the 21st and 5th of the month. All reporting is done and new month data begins around the 3rd or 4th of the month. I don't want to be the "decider" but those are the facts.

Rain and cooler weather has been requested to move your direction in mutant approved quantities.

As for a mutant forum group - we long ago proved our mutant worthiness and suspect if it were a necessity - it would have happened by now. I think as long as we are in a main forum area we will continue to attract new mutants. If we were moved - some members would miss out on the fun and opportunity to enter the RVMdom. When i logon the laptop, I often notice non members viewing our ponders and such Just thinking out loud.
RVM2

[Wayne M]

Originally Posted by huntnski

Cook book= Yellow Pages

No, no, no! TheYellow pages directory is obsolete.

I just push the button on the navigation system and say, "I'm hungry."

It then asks me if I want nearby places, along my route, or in a city. I reply as to what I want and then it lists a bunch of places that I can stop at. It' a forward progressive mutant thing.

Unfortunately they have not added the word "Bacon" to their vocabulary so I have to look for "breakfast" places.

[Toyduck]

Originally Posted by CampDaven

Sheesh!
This group could get pretty Mutated just swapping all of the fine recipes.
YUM

Yes I think we could . Here is my DW's version of Krispy Kreams....

[PTJeep]

Originally Posted by huntnski

Now raining like cats and dogs and monkeys here. I actually heard weatherman say dryer air and cooler temperatures coming following the rain. Plano, send it on!

Sounds like a curiosity breaking out at Bryce Canyon next month!
Lets not drop the idea of a spring gathering close enough for Plano aka. Steve aka. Flaggship aka. Hard working mutant child (58yo) to make.

So far suggested Lake Texoma, in OK. Lake Ouchita or Lake Catherine State Parks in Ar.

April-May of 2014 is time frame.

Last but not least, mutants interested, Myrtle Beach Sept. 2014. I think it's time IRV2 recognize us as a group option, so that would be a time to show them our numbers!
RVM32 aka. Huntnski aka. Tim

Hey Hunt,

We will be in the area well within a few hundred miles or so of the places mentioned, April-May is doable anyway, we are also penciling in Myrtle Beach but we cant make any reservations until after the first of the new year, just cause its to hard to plan that far in advance, but right now its our intention to go to the 2014 iRV2 rally.

Hey Steve,

The DW retired at 58 and I retired from my long time employer at 53 and closed my business at 55 and we just hit the road after my 56th currently I am 56 and the DW is 59 and we are having the time of our lives, enjoying the sun and fun of Arizona.

Cheers !!!

[Sky_Boss]

Originally Posted by huntnski

...Your spending the winter at a car rental place in Texas?

WHAT!?

Nothing but the best parking lot for us. LOL

Since Sandee and I are both retiring on the same day (NOV 30th) and we both have government jobs so we decided to ease ourselves into motating around the USA for a few months. Who knows how long it will take our employers (Federal for me and State of IL for Sandee) to process and finalize our retirement pay. Winter Ranch offered 3 months for the price of 4 for first time customers. That should be enough time for our payments to be sorted out and stabilized. We do plan to make a couple side trips from there during that time.

Now...if the weather would not get nasty up here in IL until after we leave...

[flaggship1]

Originally Posted by Sky_Boss

WHAT!?

Nothing but the best parking lot for us. LOL

Since Sandee and I are both retiring on the same day (NOV 30th) and we both have government jobs so we decided to ease ourselves into motating around the USA for a few months. Who knows how long it will take our employers (Federal for me and State of IL for Sandee) to process and finalize our retirement pay. Winter Ranch offered 3 months for the price of 4 for first time customers. That should be enough time for our payments to be sorted out and stabilized. We do plan to make a couple side trips from there during that time.

Now...if the weather would not get nasty up here in IL until after we leave...

Don - 3 months for the price of 4! I have some things for sale - what do you need - I can also get ya things on your pricing terms all day long.

[Sky_Boss]

Originally Posted by flaggship1

Tim - I'm all for Lake Catherine in May as I know they can accommodate many a mutant in need of lengthy sites. Ouchata is more of an unknown to me as to site length and availability - but when I was there some years back they looked to have plenty of roomy sites and more green space between them. I was on 30 amp in those days so not sure about that. Texoma would be a last resort to me. It's a huge lake but not as pretty a location as Ar. ...

I was snooping around the Lake Catherine data and I couldn't find anything listing sites capabilities for length and whether they were back in or pull through but the map seems to indicate they are all back in. That ain't a big deal. 30 amp service in some sites with water looked like $19 a day...not bad. In May it would be my guess that it won't be not enough to need more than 1 AC unit so that seems reasonable if need be.

I'm with Steve on Texoma but would look at being there regardless. Never stayed in AR so that would be a first for us.

[Sky_Boss]

Originally Posted by flaggship1

Don - 3 months for the price of 4! I have some things for sale - what do you need - I can also get ya things on your pricing terms all day long.

ROTFLMFAO!!!!! There is a sucker born every day!