R U an RV Mutant too?

[bokobird]

Originally Posted by flaggship1

Any of you Florida mutants build a snowman Yet?

I'll tell ya, those up in the panhandle, wow, they closed I-10 due to ice/snow build-up! Chilly down this-a-way, but it's the weekly Florida "winter", next week is back to normal. Still way better than what's up North!!!

[Papawto5]

Originally Posted by flaggship1

I hope everyone had a great New Year's eve! I've always thought having Jan 1st off is a great way to start the new year. And it's even better on the outer rainbow. First night of the new year in Yuma. 3 months to go and counting.

Our RV park had a dance. Lots of fun. I took margaritas and shrimp for our table (0 carb margarita mix, love it).

Mary Ann and hope that you and Annie enjoy your time in the sun. Wishing you good, warm weather for the duration of your stay.

[Papawto5]

Originally Posted by okmunky

I take back my no resolutions comment. I resolve to learn how to use Facebook, all be it begrudgingly. Shara has promised to mentor me. Boy has she ever made a HUGE mistake. I look at the FB page and it seems to be written in hieroglyphics. I've always been a little dyslexic, but for some reason those pages don’t make any sense and navigating to a different page seems like trying to circumnavigate the globe in a rowboat.

Here's my secret remedy for the evils of Facebook. I look at a recent post, then I grin or grimace, then I click on the three dots and hide that post forever more. If I respond to a post, I keep it open for a day or two to see if there's any reaction to my respond, then I discard it. At the end of each day's viewing of Facebook, I get to the sentence "no more posts to show ya". Everything else had been deleted.

[Papawto5]

Originally Posted by flaggship1

Any of you Florida mutants build a snowman Yet?

40's and rain last night and early morning just east of Tampa Bay. Geesh, we didn't sign up for this. However, it's better that 11 below zero at home.

[River Mt]

Originally Posted by Wayne M

Five acres is not a lot of space.
Lots at least 70-75 feet long and wide enough to put out awnings without touching the other RV. The 70 feet will accommodate the bigger rigs, lie 43 and 45 footers.

An indoor, not just covered, meeting area big enough to hold 50-100 people.

Anything else is gravy.

Why inside meeting room. Texas weather is a constant gamble and is changing all the time. Spring, Summer and Fall can be hot so inside with AC is a preferred meeting place. Winters can be either warm, warmish, cold, or colder and an inside place is great for all around meetings. The larger meeting place will accommodate many other groups also.

We came across a book written by lawyers with forms etc just for rv parks and problems to help avoid very informative but for Oregon I’m not at the park now but when I head back up could get info if you’re interested? In Oregon rv parks come under the same heading as a hotel so hotel rules apply. Be sure to check your county and town rules - sales tax, bathroom codes, building codes for enclosed meeting room, lodging tax. Then if you’re renting spaces monthly - renter rules or daily-seasonal just a few thoughts we are still learning Good luck

[River Mt]

Oh also our park was already up but very old but the item we want to change is electric meters we get charged just to have them so like now park closed for winter 20 a unused meter if 30 spots ouch for no elect being used

[flaggship1]

Dave and I raced scooters at Frys today. Here I am about to lap him for the third time. In fairness, he didn't run anyone over and isn't a certified operator.

[CampDaven]

Originally Posted by flaggship1

Dave and I raced scooters at Frys today. Here I am about to lap him for the third time. In fairness, he didn't run anyone over and isn't a certified operator.

In fairness, Steve knows how to duck down behind a Twinkie display rack and then claim a lap on me for it.
Next time Mario! Next time!

[okmunky]

Originally Posted by River Mt

We came across a book written by lawyers with forms etc just for rv parks and problems to help avoid very informative but for Oregon I’m not at the park now but when I head back up could get info if you’re interested? In Oregon rv parks come under the same heading as a hotel so hotel rules apply. Be sure to check your county and town rules - sales tax, bathroom codes, building codes for enclosed meeting room, lodging tax. Then if you’re renting spaces monthly - renter rules or daily-seasonal just a few thoughts we are still learning Good luck

Thanks Laurie! I should have known you'd have great info! The name of the book would be most helpful.

[Wandersabout]

Dwayne

Your next project?

https://www.racingjunk.com/Other/182...r-Coach.html#6

This was part of the artin Mars water bomber support fleet. I was looking at it today around the corner from our place and I hear it could be had for $60K USD

[River Mt]

Originally Posted by okmunky

Thanks Laurie! I should have known you'd have great info! The name of the book would be most helpful.

Will get to you when we go up

[huntnski]

Attention MIGC or whatever we decided to call it attendees. How many are planning to arrive early or staying late? When given the go ahead by Papa Steve I want to have my plans made. We're thinking of arriving a week early and touring the area then departing for home at the close of the GC. Interested in others plans.

[flaggship1]

Tim... I'm just getting around to pondering that myself. I don't believe we are heading directly to Normal from Az. Will probably swing by there when the GC concludes and then head for Az. So I need to figure out where to spend our time up until Sep...

[sam60]

Originally Posted by CampDaven

In fairness, Steve knows how to duck down behind a Twinkie display rack and then claim a lap on me for it.
Next time Mario! Next time!

Dang Guys, that looks like fun! It also cracked me up!

Steve, get a device to hook the suspenders!