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RonKMiller
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by RonKMiller » Sun Oct 27, 2013 8:03 pm
[quote="Waterlogged"]This is how we camp.
THIS is how
we camp in southern AZ: (just two days ago when the high was 81F... 50F at night - gee, I even had to turn the furnace on for a few minutes in the morning before grinding my Starbucks)

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dunny961
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by dunny961 » Mon Oct 28, 2013 10:21 am
RonKMiller wrote:Waterlogged wrote:This is how we camp.
THIS is how
we camp in southern AZ: (just two days ago when the high was 81F... 50F at night - gee, I even had to turn the furnace on for a few minutes in the morning before grinding my Starbucks)
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Ahh, the leisured life of luxury!!!

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STEVEBRENDA
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by STEVEBRENDA » Mon Oct 28, 2013 12:46 pm
I do not think my kids would have enjoyed boating much if we only had a 20 HP motor on our boat either. That in itself would kill the fun for most adults as well.
Buy a bigger motor! You family will then start to like boating! The dealer should never have sold a boat with a 20 HP unless it was for a restricetd lake.
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Traillblazer
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by Traillblazer » Sat Nov 02, 2013 1:40 pm
Why not do both? We have 3 trips booked for Raystown next year already and that is not including April and October camping. You can't be very far from the lake (south central PA). I can give you lots of tips... and your family will be glad you kept the boat!
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Bamaman
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by Bamaman » Sat Nov 02, 2013 7:10 pm
My wife's been pushing me for a slightly used 5th wheel to replace our 18 year old travel trailer. We too are into the country club type camping--washer/dryer and cable tv in the camper are mandatory.
We just returned from the North GA Mountains Tuesday, and it's continuous repairs on the old trailer. Still love going to our member owned campground even though we can seldom get up there. It was our weekend home for years while living an hour away in Atlanta area.
Maybe we'll get that 5th wheel when the Benny and my daughter's car are paid for. Otherwise, we'll just hang in here living
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bassn386
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by bassn386 » Sun Nov 03, 2013 3:38 pm
Are you a Man or a Mouse?
C'mon, C'mon....................
Okay, squeak up!!
LOL!!
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BigDaddy
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by BigDaddy » Mon Nov 04, 2013 4:33 pm
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jeffybear
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by jeffybear » Wed Nov 06, 2013 3:59 pm
Big Daddy, In that case.....this is the BEST time to (try) to sell a boat!!!

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BigDaddy
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by BigDaddy » Wed Nov 06, 2013 4:46 pm