bord1niowa......Curt

Happy Birthday Donnie!

Just got back from EPCOT. Took 291 pictures, only a couple of desserts from Norway.

I do not want to stay at any RV park that requires you to have a BIG dollar RV. Just not my type.

the old ones yes they could. I speak from experience...lol some day around the campfire I'll tell you about it....hahaha

The Flagstaff is the same as Rockwood, same factory and designs. We have the Rockwood 2317G which is the same as the Flagstaff 823D. Similar to what you are looking at. The good news is that if you buy right, you can save up to 35% off the list price. We paid $9800 for our 2013, down from $15,354. Discounts are deep now. Especially at the end of the month and they need the sales. We're pretty happy with the unit, other than the water outlet position.

We like the 100-200 loops. Close to the Marina where the Grandkids like to play on the beach. Short hop to the trading post and other front areas. So far we have managed to get all our RVs in there with no problems. We'll see this next time with a 34 foot MH. Should make it though.

We've done it too. It's kinda fun. I believe Disney tries to watch for the caches on the grounds and get rid of them. So I heard anyway. I bet they can't keep up with all of them though, so have fun!

Definitely cool!

Today is your day Bob! Happy Birthday!

Happy Birthday Lou!

Class A advantage to us was huge basement storage and stability on the road. Feels roomy too. Disadvantage is they are made more for two people as everyone else sleeps on a sofa sleeper or dinette. On the Class C you do have the overhead plus the dinette and sofa sleeper, besides the bedroom. Trailers generally don't have the basement storage as much. They can sleep more though. So if storage is a concern, look towards a Class A, which btw I have seen last year models at 69K at an RV show. 2 slides included. A real deal.

Well we did move to Florida here and are full-timing in our motor home. We don't really move around because as some of you are aware, we started a business here in Florida. Giving up the stick house really wasn't that hard for us. I don't really miss it. The costs of staying in the motor home are significantly less... heat, ac, water etc. Smaller area to cool and heat. If you feel like you are getting cramped inside, step outside. The world's your yard.

Well, when I saw them they were well-behaved. Can't wait to hear what I missed.

Actually I have never seen the show

Holly and I have tickets for the 19th. I was surprised they even gave entrance tickets and free parking too.

You can follow us! Thanks! See you in the morning.

I saw it tonight near our place by Hwy 27. Haven't seen one of those in a long time.

Not been a good day. The starter went out this evening on the van and tomorrow I have to pick up Loretta's pop up. Was wondering if anybody who may be at the Fort now would move the pop up into overflow till I get the van done tomorrow? I have the starter out already but nobody is opened to get one on a Sunday night.

Appreciate it!

Thanks and give me a call at 319-899-9461

Curt

Happy Birthday TJ!

Whatever you do, do not get your gas at the station nearest to the vineland ave. outlet mall. $5.99 a gallon last I saw. How they get away with that I don't know.

Mmmmm, thanks for the delicious cookies! Snarky and Mickey all the way!

We stay in a campground at the Mile marker 55 on I 4. It's on the SW corner right past the KOA. We have a pool and there is a playground up front but it is mostly retired snowbirds. It's called ThemeWorld.

I'm in. :popcorn:

Check out our "Specials" tab on www.FortCamperRental.com

For the 1st two weeks of February, book a camper rental reservation with us, for any future vacation dates, and dinner is on us..... Get a gift card for either a free pizza or a free Giddyup and Go chicken dinner, upon your arrival..... See website for details!

Everybody likes free food! hahaha

Maybe I'm a glutton for punishment but when we drove from Iowa 1330 miles each way, we always did it in 2 full days or started in the evening the previous night to get some miles down, then took an easier 2 day drive after that. I have driven trailers and a motorhome this way several times. Yes, it's not always fun, but it gets us to Disney quicker and then you can rest or just enjoy things there. Disney is like the light at the end of the tunnel....lol. If you have never been there, you will enjoy it as much if not more than your kids. When people tell me Disney is for kids, I just laugh.