R U an RV Mutant too?

[huntnski]

Originally Posted by CampDaven

It rained, misted, sleeted, and tried to blow us off the road.... in Southern Colorado. So we went slower than normal, about 70 mph.
The first points are true, the last is off by 15 mph.
We left KOA Pueblo South this morning to take advantage of 70 today and 23 tonight inLas Vegas NM; 40 and 10 better than Pueblo.

Tonight: onboard water and 3 space heaters when the heat pumps fade (aqua-hot not functioning). But that’s camping; Mutation, as it goes.

And your day?

Our day went something like this, up early to cool fall weather. Enjoyed being outside for a change. We went to farm store to pick up some feed and called Richard and Ann to meet up for lunch, they turned us down saying something about being out of town, likely story. So then spent day working around house till son came in and we delivered feed. Watched GD ride and walk the horse, spoiled the new GS then home to coach the Houston Astros to a victory! That brings us to bedtime, Goodnight Dave, Dennis, Jeff, the other Dave, Deuce, Bob, Martin, Ed, Chuck, guess that's all.

[Electra 225]

Last day in 60s here for a while. Big cold front starting to hit now......could have a freeze tomorrow night.
We got most of the electric conduit trenched in, and most of the campground is seeded. We'll have a few more productive days then we're done for the year.
On the farm I have the out buildings 90% done, fencing is complete, pasture is growing nicely. A bit more to do in the spring, then ready for my Herefords!

[Electra 225]

Be safe and stay warm Dave & Nola, and goodnight back to you Tim!

[Eez Moose]

We discovered an excellent East Indian Restaurant in Esquimalt BC. Corner of Esquimalt Rd and Head St. Its called Spice Valley and the cuisine was superb. Five adults for supper and with the tip the bill was $140.00 and that was an $18.00 tip. BTW they served the best coffee that I have had in a restaurant in my life.

[romin roman]

Originally Posted by huntnski

Our day went something like this, up early to cool fall weather. Enjoyed being outside for a change. We went to farm store to pick up some feed and called Richard and Ann to meet up for lunch, they turned us down saying something about being out of town, likely story. So then spent day working around house till son came in and we delivered feed. Watched GD ride and walk the horse, spoiled the new GS then home to coach the Houston Astros to a victory! That brings us to bedtime, Goodnight Dave, Dennis, Jeff, the other Dave, Deuce, Bob, Martin, Ed, Chuck, guess that's all.

Yes, Benton is out of town for us!!! A poor excuse is better than none ROFL..

We will show the CG receipt to prove it.

Good morning Mary, your spouse is not talking to us ( RE: his long list he said goodnight to: ). Maybe a senior moment?

[huntnski]

Originally Posted by romin roman

Yes, Benton is out of town for us!!! A poor excuse is better than none ROFL..

We will show the CG receipt to prove it.

Good morning Mary, your spouse is not talking to us ( RE: his long list he said goodnight to: ). Maybe a senior moment?

Just know that your in good company with those that missed the list!


Good morning Richard, oh and I got NO lunch yesterday at all, see what you missed! Was looking hungrily at the feed sacks but couldn't decide between the horse mix or the cow mix.

Ask lady at feed store if they had an elephant mix. She ask if I was running a zoo. Have a Hereford heifer that is on its second week separated from its momma and it still moos a lot. Much louder than the other calfs she's pinned with and to the point a neighbor said it sounded like an elephant. Herefords are sensitive critters.

[Wayne M]

Originally Posted by Electra 225

Last day in 60s here for a while. Big cold front starting to hit now......could have a freeze tomorrow night.
We got most of the electric conduit trenched in, and most of the campground is seeded. We'll have a few more productive days then we're done for the year.
On the farm I have the out buildings 90% done, fencing is complete, pasture is growing nicely. A bit more to do in the spring, then ready for my Herefords!

You must be in you 20's or 30's to be so energetic!


Good Morning Dave, Dennis, Jeff, the other Dave, Deuce, Bob, Martin, Ed, Chuck, Barb, Dennis, Bob, Richard, guess that's all, for now.

[romin roman]

Originally Posted by huntnski

Just know that your in good company with those that missed the list!





Good morning Richard, oh and I got NO lunch yesterday at all, see what you missed! Was looking hungrily at the feed sacks but couldn't decide between the horse mix or the cow mix.



Ask lady at feed store if they had an elephant mix. She ask if I was running a zoo. Have a Hereford heifer that is on its second week separated from its momma and it still moos a lot. Much louder than the other calfs she's pinned with and to the point a neighbor said it sounded like an elephant. Herefords are sensitive critters.

Yea! I got the message! You invited us to lunch, then you weren’t going to feed us. Nice guy.

[okmunky]

Originally Posted by bob caldwell

Till that happens, jack up one side of Connie and get a head start.....

I didn’t bring my bottle jacks because you have better ones.

Now, how do you suggest we get a jack under her? She weighs 8,400 pounds. I doubt the sand beneath would support a jack lifting that much.

[bokobird]

It's not sitting on anything? What keeps it from sinking? What will happen if/when a lot of rain shows up?

[jfjr]

Originally Posted by bokobird

It's not sitting on anything? What keeps it from sinking? What will happen if/when a lot of rain shows up?

Hopefully it will float

[Eez Moose]

Originally Posted by jfjr

Hopefully it will float

Oh yea of little faith.

[Electra 225]

Originally Posted by Wayne M

You must be in you 20's or 30's to be so energetic!

I sure wish I was. The REAL golden years.

[Electra 225]

Tim, let's see a picture of that Hereford!