ftwildernessguy

I have just two words for this.  Starlight Mints.

I couldn't decide if I should post this here or the Hobbies and Crafting board.

I have just two words for this.  Starlight Mints.

I have also had a DVT due to extended times behind the wheel of my Motor Home.  I first felt it in Arizona and drove all the way back to south FLA before going to the Dr.  He put me in the hospital and kept me there for 5 days.  I'm sure your Dr. also explained to you that DVT's are OFTEN fatal.  So when I follow Dr's orders I drive for no more that 2 hours at a time and stop to stretch and do some exercises.  I will often drive as much as 400 miles a day but will always stop by 4-5 PM.  If you go on line you will find there are exercises you can do while sitting in a car or airplane that are recommended for DVT people.  This is not something that is negotiable. You must pay attention to these simple preventive measures or the next time may be worse.  Drink lots of water and keep the driver drinking lots of water as well so you are both forced to stop to use the rest rooms.

The photo was taken at the 3000 loop, where one on one interaction with Chip and Dale happens nightly.  Reserve your spot today.  Send one dollar, cash only, to FWGuy.

Last time I saw a floatie in a pool, they made everyone get out and had to drain the pool.

A bus driver told me that the Premium sites will soon only allow Prevost Class A's and sufficient foliage will be planted to block any views of poor campers who may have travel trailers or tents.  

Last time I saw a floatie in a pool, they made everyone get out and had to drain the pool.

A bus driver told me that the Premium sites will soon only allow Prevost Class A's and sufficient foliage will be planted to block any views of poor campers who may have travel trailers or tents.  

Last time I saw a floatie in a pool, they made everyone get out and had to drain the pool.

FWGuy's philosophy: If it ain't broke, don't fix it. 

For future reference, the 3000 loop is now completely covered by a dome and is climate controlled for your enjoyment.

FWGuy says Publix.  I never shop anywhere else for food supplies for the 3000 loop.  My endorsement alone should be all you need.
re. Booze.  Your camper fridge should be stocked with icy cold beer at home.  That way after you set up in the Florida heat you can reward yourself right away with a cold one.  From my experience in the 3000 loop, it can take a while for the cold beer to make it down the lines to the tap at your site.  As far as other adult beverages, I have heard the guy who is in charge of the 3000 loop charges way too much.

I make a habit of notifying my credit card companies of where and when I will be traveling to an area, including where I will be making an overnight stop.

What do you mean make it a reality?  Have you forgotten how magical your last stay there was?

Hi All! I just wanted to let everyone know of our recent experience with a company on the service list supplied by the front desk. On our approach to the gates we blew a tire on our 40' 5er. After a not so great experience with a Good Sam provider who changed the tire to our spare, we were able to get the camper into our site. We went to the front desk who gave us there list of service providers. We contacted Wingfoot Truck Service as they come directly to the site. We called for service and they not only gave us advice on what tires would be best on our camper, which were the tires we had wanted, but they gave us a great price. We know this was a great price because we compared prices elsewhere beforehand. They sent an awesome service professional named Jose directly to our camp site to install the tires. Jose in the pouring rain not only changed all four tires, but he also made sure the spare was properly inflated and remounted it up below the camper. He was friendly, courteous, & very professional. He went beyond by educating us on understanding the information on the tires as well as gave us a new inflation gage to check our tire pressure & showed us how to use it on our dually truck tires since the inner tires are a little difficult to reach. Jose took our blown out tire back to there shop and the warranty manager will submit the warranty claim for the tire as well as the damage done to our camper to Good Year. One of the few times I have no reservations paying for the service I received. I hope know one finds themselves in this situation but if so, know Wingfoot made a bad situation so much better!
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Well,ladies, nothing says comfort at a Disney Park like a pair of stilettos.  

In anticipation of technical failures, Disney has pre installed strobe lights in all areas of the attraction with animatronics.  Think disco Yeti meets Arendale.

I am sodium sensitive.  If you buy me the bucket and pay for my refills, I will let you watch my ankles swell to enormous proportions.

In anticipation of technical failures, Disney has pre installed strobe lights in all areas of the attraction with animatronics.  Think disco Yeti meets Arendale.

In anticipation of technical failures, Disney has pre installed strobe lights in all areas of the attraction with animatronics.  Think disco Yeti meets Arendale.

In anticipation of technical failures, Disney has pre installed strobe lights in all areas of the attraction with animatronics.  Think disco Yeti meets Arendale.

These aren't gator protective fences, these are anti-liability barriers.
Disney is showing that they are protecting their guests by blocking access to the water and placing signs warning of dangerous wildlife and to stay out of the water.
Now if someone passes the barrier and gets injured for any reason Disney is protected.
Another site had mentioned that the same afternoon the barrier went up at GF,  people were already past it so they could take pictures.