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Open Roads Forum > Public Lands, Boondocking and Dry Camping

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mlts22

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Posted: 09/15/11 04:02pm

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If there were a 20-30A outlet on the pole that is one thing.

Here in Austin, if someone is opening the access panel to a street light, most likely, they are going for the copper wires inside. That is why if you do have street lights, a lot of places here use "real" tamper resistant screws which don't have a universal key to open.

SLOW-1

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skipnchar wrote:

Sorry but that doesn't sound like a "fun" place for a camping trip to me. Just because you CAN do something doesn't make in fun to do

No, but it would be a great way for someone working away from home to lower his overhead, use your RV and ask permission to plug in.

Take time to be nice to someone today.
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