R U an RV Mutant too?

[Diwizi]

Originally Posted by Papawto5

We traveled 380+ miles and barely got out of Texas. Colleen and Hunter drove west +/- that many miles and didn't get out of Texas either.. Geesh, a big state but less than 1/2 of the size of Alaska.



We are nestled in the boondock lot at Isles of Capri at exit 27 on I10. Will be going into the casino fairly soon to pay our fair share for the honor of paying nothing for the overnight.



Once again Colleen, great job on the mutant gathering.. Thanx also to Di who worked on some things too.



See y'all in the future.

No idea how many miles..... but we are east of Dallas, STILL in Texas, at Lake Tawakoni State Park...... btw its FHU.....
just settled in....



Diane toftSFM#64....... (The Original Fast Talking Sliding Finger Mutant) and is retired, duh!

[huntnski]

Originally Posted by chuckinthebus

Hey Tim. I found a chair for your new deer stand.

Thanks Chuck for thinking of me, but those rhinestones just don't look comfortable. Besides, I built a small deck on The Cabin ( that's the name given my stand by the camp members) which makes #1 just like at home, off the deck. #2 best done back at camp, although a country boy always goes prepared with the proper paperwork!

[flaggship1]

Originally Posted by Diwizi

No idea how many miles..... but we are east of Dallas, STILL in Texas, at Lake Tawakoni State Park...... btw its FHU.....
just settled in....


Diane toftSFM#64....... (The Original Fast Talking Sliding Finger Mutant) and is retired, duh!

That's a great black bass lake. Fished it many times.

[romin roman]

Originally Posted by Diwizi

No idea how many miles..... but we are east of Dallas, STILL in Texas, at Lake Tawakoni State Park...... btw its FHU.....
just settled in....



Diane toftSFM#64....... (The Original Fast Talking Sliding Finger Mutant) and is retired, duh!

I think over 300 mi, settled in, ate, FB time @ Tyler St Park to smell Roses with about 222 mi to go. EZ.

Fond memories of Fredericksburg, & BINGO. Those that don't understand would have to be there



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

[flaggship1]

Originally Posted by romin roman

I think over 300 mi, settled in, ate, FB time @ Tyler St Park to smell Roses with about 222 mi to go. EZ.

Fond memories of Fredericksburg, & BINGO. Those that don't understand would have to be there



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

They have a great zoo there.

[Sohapi]

Originally Posted by Papawto5

We traveled 380+ miles and barely got out of Texas. Colleen and Hunter drove west +/- that many miles and didn't get out of Texas either.. Geesh, a big state but less than 1/2 of the size of Alaska.



We are nestled in the boondock lot at Isles of Capri at exit 27 on I10. Will be going into the casino fairly soon to pay our fair share for the honor of paying nothing for the overnight.



Once again Colleen, great job on the mutant gathering.. Thanx also to Di who worked on some things too.



See y'all in the future.

I know what you mean papa Steve.....TX is a big state.

I am so glad you and Mary Ann came!!! It was great to spend time with you both.

Safe travels

[Sohapi]

Originally Posted by romin roman

I think over 300 mi, settled in, ate, FB time @ Tyler St Park to smell Roses with about 222 mi to go. EZ.

Fond memories of Fredericksburg, & BINGO. Those that don't understand would have to be there



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

You have such a great outlook Richard....well until we play bingo.

Just kidding....

I loved spending time with you and queen Ann. Hope we see you both soon.

[Wayne M]

interstate-10 through Texas is 878.6 mi.

[bokobird]

Originally Posted by Wayne M

interstate-10 through Texas is 878.6 mi.

Nice for a day drive

[flaggship1]

Originally Posted by bokobird

Nice for a day drive

You and Papaw Steve sure can lay down the miles!

[okmunky]

[QUOTE=Sohapi;3327663]

Originally Posted by bokobird

It's a Fisher & Paykel, model RF170ADUSX4. Expensive but the size will save me on labor costs!!! I believe it's just a couple inches taller and slightly narrower. Once the Norcold is out and more measurements can be taken on the cavity for the fridge itself, I'll know whether any mods are required or not.


Let us know how that all goes.........we might be next and I have heard great things about Fisher & Paykel products.

I have a F&P drawer dishwasher and it's great. My only complaint is that parts are very pricey and not easy to get. Took almost a month to get a water inlet hose. And we may have a problem finding someone qualified to do repairs if away from a large metro area.

BTW -- what's your plan to keep doors closed when you turn sharp corners running all over the country?

[okmunky]

Originally Posted by chuckinthebus

Hey Tim. I found a chair for your new deer stand.

That shor is a right nice char, Chuck. Too purdy fer an Arkie deer stand.

[MartySQ]

Originally Posted by huntnski

Thanks Chuck for thinking of me, but those rhinestones just don't look comfortable. Besides, I built a small deck on The Cabin ( that's the name given my stand by the camp members) which makes #1 just like at home, off the deck. #2 best done back at camp, although a country boy always goes prepared with the proper paperwork!

I thought only ships had poop decks....

[Possum]

Originally Posted by Wayne M

interstate-10 through Texas is 878.6 mi.

TransCanada Highway 17 across Ontario from Manitoba to Quebec is 1, 360 miles. Just saying.