Grumpy and Grandma

We really don't exclude travel on any particular day but we do plan the time we go thru a major city such as Atlanta. We do however usually limit our day to no longer than 350/375 miles a day. Many days are even shorter. One advantage of retirement.

100, 200 and 300 are preferred, they have that designation since they are near the Marina and the Settlement. Location, location, location. The pads are close to the same size as FH (smaller than the premium) Cherie beat me to it!! :rofl2:

Bet you get your ressies if you follow Carol's advice... and

Didn't get flushed but had to follow the "FrIENDS"who did. Definitely knew the other place would turn into a morgue..

We went a little darker

We too, will stop in September. He did my watch last year so I even have a good reason to stop and see him again.. He does a great job so if you want a watch stop and ask for him..

Congrats and you'll definitely be a with your own "potty", much better than walking to the CS.

I think the "one drink buyers" are probably the biggest offenders. Buy one drink on Monday, keep the cup in your room refill it a couple times a day all week. We saw a person at PO fill a paper cup take it to their table pour it into a "generic" mug then go refill the paper cup again.

We have a 40 something "kid" in a camping club that we belong to that sends one or two up every time we're together if he can...So yes the little kids would love them too!

Hope it continues.

What better way is there to spend the 4th and what makes it great was you were with FrIENDS. Thanks TJ.

Can't help you with the first two stops but we thought Flamingo Lake in Jacksonville was a nice park. We spent 3 nights there last year. It's just a few miles West of 95 on 295 Flamingo Lake

They finally learned how good you are and went into hiding.. :rofl2:

TCD, I don't think anybody would be upset even if you post the TR a month later..We just love reading them...

You gotta love that truck. :banana:

The "COLEMAN STORE" has similar chairs, with out any embroidery, for $50.00. I realize you can get similar also cheaper, but IMHO that's not bad for a branded item.

You mean people don't follow the rules?

How many Weight Watcher points? :rofl2:

That's why I bought a small $29.00 elec leaf blower at Wal-Mart. Not only helps clean the roof and slide toppers but also the site.

I'm sure someone very familiar with how things work up East will chime in, but in Ohio the dealer collects the out of State sales/use tax when you pay for the TT. They also provide you with a 30 day tag that is accepted in any State until you get the necessary paperwork/title etc to register it in your home state. Our son just bought a TT here and he lives in IL and that is how things were handled.

Colerain RV in Cincinnati and now Midwest RV in Dayton and Colerain RV Indianapolis. (They must be doing something right to expand like this) We have been dealing with them since 1977 and have always been treated very well. They are one of JAYCO's top 20/25 dealers in the country. Family owned and operated since 1968.

Off to a good start..

Leaving Thurs for IL, MN, SD, WY, and CO getting home mid July. Will then be back at the FORT pre/post cruise in Sept. Retirement is terrible!

I thought Santa knew everybody.

Check Walgreens on-line and you can order them at and have it shipped to the store. They have a wide assortment and a couple are very easy to pack up. That is where we got Linda's. There is a caveat if he is on Medicare they won't cover the portable ones for some reason, at least that is what we've heard.