R U an RV Mutant too?

[traveldogs]

Originally Posted by Moonrover

They do indeed. We didn't purchase one because we need a bit more space to internally haul our folding recumbent trikes. The BMW sales guy had to nearly drag me out of the showroom model Mini. My fingers would not let it go !!

We know RVers who drag a Mini, and none have yet to say anything negative about the little rascals.


My motto: I like breathing. It gives me something to do.

Wherever did you find folding recumbant trikes! I want one!!

[traveldogs]

Originally Posted by okmunky

I have always found the canned statement, "Thank you for your service to our country" hollow and disenguenious, particularly when spoken by those who really mean, "I'm just glad I don't have to go to work today".

I am fortunate, I suppose, not to have known anyone personally who lost their life while serving in the Armed Forces. I did marry a man who went to Vietnam and my father served on a PT boat in the South Pacific during WWII, but my life has been blissfully ignorant of the tragedy that is war.

I don't understand the sort of hatred that would cause me to want to end someone else's life. I am dismayed by concept that problems can be solved by the deaths and disfigurement of so many young people. When will we as a society learn a different way to solve our disputes?

Today is the day that we as a nation have set aside to remember those who, by choice or chance, have gone to war and not returned. It is a day to remember to be thankful. And, I truly am thankful to not know the grief that so many people have had to endure.

Well said, Barb...and I agree.

I haven't known any personally who died. However, when I was young I had a coupla' Vietnam Vet boyfriends. They looked fine on the outside...but on the inside...a completely different story.

[Wayne M]

Originally Posted by dogpatch

Possum in a Thong? I need to "unread" that!!!

Les, for cryin' out loud. I just about had that image out of my head! Sheesh!

Originally Posted by traveldogs

LOL!

No Wayne; THAT'S the ? I'm asking you; do you anticipate a problem with moving the electric, sewer, and water over 15'? As that's the actual source of same for the RV pad?

FYI; he still thinks the trailer is usable...though I would never as it's full of mold and mothballs (his method to keep critters out). Which is why I started taking an RV over to visit him, in the first place.

Personally I don't see a problem. Water will be the easiest, then digging a line trench and connecting it to the sewer line would be second, and because electricity is what it is, I place it the more difficult.

Consider hiring professionals for the job and make darn sure that they configure the electricity correctly. It is not wired like an electric dryer. When you get ready for that, let us know and we'll provide a like for the correct RV electrical hook up.

Are there any city/county codes that need to be adhered to? Are permits needed?

Edited: What the hey: here is the link to the electric: RV Electric

Put in the 50 amp service even if you don't need it right now. You may get a 50 amp later, OR we may come visit.

[Papawto5]

Originally Posted by flaggship1

The rain stopped - we dried things off and the fish was great.

Yum!

Soaked in seasoned milk. Ingredients?

Corn meal, bread crumbs, cracker crumbs???

Veggie oil, cannola oil, peanut oil???

Now ya got us hankerin to pull some of ours out of the freezer.

At any rate, it looked great. Hope it tastes just as good.

OMG, am I glad the loaded campground with tengonet is over. I tried two posts this weekend and both failed at the point of sending. Grrrrrrrrrrrrr

[Suspinz]

Sorry about that, Steve! It was all quiet at our CG this weekend. No barking dogs, loud parties, or slow TengoInternet. 'Course our CG is several acres and only has the one site.... Cheap, too!

Cheers!
Sue

[Davdeb1]

Salesman.."you didn't order the metallic pea?"
Clark.. "Metallic Pea!?, this isn't even the right model!"

[Moonrover]

Originally Posted by HerbnBarb

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Just out of curiosity, what does the tow bar connection look like? I presume it is hidden or at least not too noticible.


> My motto: I like breathing. It gives me something to do ....

[Moonrover]

Originally Posted by traveldogs

Wherever did you find folding recumbant trikes! I want one!!

Get two, they're cheap. 😳

http://www.icetrikes.co/explore-our-trikes


> My motto: I like breathing. It gives me something to do ....

[flaggship1]

Originally Posted by Davdeb1

Salesman.."you didn't order the metallic pea?"
Clark.. "Metallic Pea!?, this isn't even the right model!"

I'm excited about it too Eddie...

[traveldogs]

Originally Posted by Moonrover

Get two, they're cheap. 😳

Recumbent Trikes - ICE - Explore our Trikes

Riiiiiight....plus you gotta buy 'em from another country! Dang!!

[Moonrover]

Originally Posted by traveldogs

Well said, Barb...and I agree.

.... Vietnam Vet .... They looked fine on the outside...but on the inside...a completely different story.

I, along with many other Nam vets, can probably address that but it would take a long time to explain. Many of us have been able to hide the hurt inside, but it is still there. Coming home and being derided and even hated for our combat participation was a big part of the hurt. I'm ecstatic to see the current returning vets are treated with respect and appreciation.

[Davdeb1]

" oh Clark,come on. It looks like a nice place and there's a pool and everything. "

[traveldogs]

Mine is 18 years old. When they were still made in Oregon. This one in the pic...is newer, and from the Asian plant they sold out to.

[Davdeb1]

"37.50 for three tents?"
"Well, that includes the scenery and wildlife fund"