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RE: West Virginia
Pipestem State Park, Princeton WV. ...Very nice
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tallyo
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07/05/08 06:43pm |
Campgrounds, Resorts and Attractions
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RE: Birmingham, AL
Birmingham South CG in Pelham just off I65. Nice!
We stay here whenever we are going through Birmingham........
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tallyo
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07/01/08 06:06am |
Campgrounds, Resorts and Attractions
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RE: Fuse On Saturn Vue
I have an 05 Saturn Vue. Are they still recomending that you pull the ign fuse if you tow over 8 hours? I thought I saw a change on that some where. Any body have an update? Thanks
You should do exactly as your owners manual for your model/year tells you to do....
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tallyo
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06/25/08 09:46am |
Dinghy Towing
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RE: Campground recommendations for Durango
I second Alpen Rose.......
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tallyo
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06/25/08 09:43am |
Campgrounds, Resorts and Attractions
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RE: Help Please - Cape Cod Area or Portland Maine Area
My nickle says if you go to Maine and you don't go past Portland up the coast to at least Bar Harbor then don't go to Maine.
Maine, south of Portland is no where as scenic as north.
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tallyo
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06/18/08 04:13pm |
Campgrounds, Resorts and Attractions
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RE: Fuse Panel Location
I had a Damon with a V-10 , along with the fuse box inside the MH(hidden in the bedroom) ;there were two fuse boxes under the hood, one had circuits for the coach parts also. Was even a reset button for items such as refrigerator ignition etc.
Never say never folks or never say there shouldn't be. One never knows with an RV where the manufacturer will "tuck" things.
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tallyo
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06/18/08 03:57pm |
Tech Issues
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RE: Anyone find GREAT RV park(s) in Colorado?
Tiger Run RV Park, Breckenridge, Co. is a good one.
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tallyo
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06/16/08 02:18pm |
Campgrounds, Resorts and Attractions
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RE: TT loan destroying my credit
I would assume that if the dealer arranged the financing that they are on a first name basis with someone of some authority at the Bank.
I would ask some one of some authority, at the dealership, to call the bank, in your presence, and ask them to get involved to help straighten this out.
Banks and financial institutions have the ability to talk to credit bureaus direct to ensure proper reporting of credit information.
You can also provide a written statement to the credit bureaus as to your version ,that they should post ; as a matter of record, until the matter is corrected.
Attorneys and threats will only add unnecessary costs that you may or may not recover.
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tallyo
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06/14/08 12:53pm |
General RVing Issues
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RE: P/ P aMERICA
We tried to use it and so many times the campgrounds wouldn't honor it as it wasn't the right time of the year. Seems like during the summer months it wasn't honored as frequently as during off seasons.
We have found in talking with folks; those who have it like it but those who don't didn't like it......:S.
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tallyo
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06/14/08 12:43pm |
Campgrounds, Resorts and Attractions
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RE: Advice please - Hwy 101 from Seattle to San Fran
101 is fine for your rig, actually, anything on the road can handle it. When you get to SF, after you cross over the GGB, take a right turn on the Hwy1 exit and follow Presidio Blvd through Golden Gate Park. It then becomes 19th Ave, follow that to 280 and take that all the way to San Jose where it will hook up with 101 again. This will save you a lot of grief of having to negotiate traffic in downtown SF and the Peninsula where it is heavy all day long. Going through Santa Rosa, which is North of SF and Marin County, traffic can be heavy at times, so try to time it to miss commute hours. Other than that, just enjoy the ride which is a whole lot nicer than I-5.
Listen to this one. We did this last year and even got on 405 to 15 to San Diego. I wouldn't give ya 2 cents for the LA traffic but it's ok if you take your time.
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tallyo
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06/14/08 12:35pm |
Roads and Routes
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RE: Oregon Coast
In traveling last year, we thought we could spend a week in Oregon. We ended up staying a month. We stayed in Oceanside, Newport and Coos Bay; then if that wasn't enough we stayed in Klamath , Ca. and Benbow, Ca. So much to see. Probably as many State Parks as any State in the Union. And as many private campgrounds. This was all on Rt 101 along the coast.
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tallyo
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06/14/08 12:26pm |
Campgrounds, Resorts and Attractions
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RE: Gun on trailer?
I used to carry an M-60 and a grenade launcher but after finding out I could get another mile or two per gallon with less weight ; I have found it easier to travel without them and stay in safer places......
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tallyo
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06/13/08 07:32pm |
Fifth-Wheels
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RE: Navigation systems
We use a program that is on our laptop. Gives us a 15" screen and several whistles and bells. We can change the voice to 5 options, one of which is turn it off.
Traveling in a MH makes it nice for the big screen. Down side is that it is cumbersome traveling in a car.
We already had the lap top so the $70 price for the GPS was a no brainer for me.
We have Delorme brand but Microsoft also makes one.
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tallyo
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06/13/08 12:20pm |
Full-time RVing
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RE: Lubricating hydraulic jacks
My Winnebago has HWH jacks and they say use nothing.....other than wipe them to keep clean if dirty.....
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tallyo
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06/12/08 08:27pm |
Class A Motorhomes
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RE: Wisconsin Dells popular vacation site devasted by tornado
Judging by the stumps in the lake, its size is man-made. To me that means that that section of the lake that gave way is a man made earthen dam or dike. Since there's no report of them opening the lakes flood gates to mitigate the heavy rain flow and prevent overloading the lakes design, I can only assume that the lake is an almost entirely earthen construct. Further commentary by others that the lake has "Drained" itself once before only would reinforce my statement that the lake needs to be re-engineered with something other than an earthen structure at its weaker shores.
They in fact had the dam wide open; it was just that the lake had more water running into it than they could get out and it jumped it's banks, washing out a road and then it drained.!
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tallyo
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06/11/08 07:39pm |
General RVing Issues
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RE: south from Maryland to Myrtle Beach SC
17 is the longest most boring road in the whole US of A.
I drove through Texas for a month one day..................
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tallyo
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06/10/08 04:14pm |
Roads and Routes
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RE: Wisconsin Dells popular vacation site devasted by tornado
well, A tornado did not hit the Dells. The reason Lake Delton drained, was a road (County A) gave out because of the 12 inches of rain or so. The road went along the lake. There are still plenty of things to do in the Dells
We currently are staying at a KOA at the Dells and on our way in on I-94 we saw places where a tornado had topped tress. All be it, the heavy 3 days of rains has caused flooding and Delton Lake to jump it's banks and the lake is now "drained"
Still a lot to do but the water shows and boat rides in the Lower Dells are all canceled until further notice.
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tallyo
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06/10/08 04:11pm |
General RVing Issues
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RE: Seattle, WA to West Glacier NP ????
Blackwells Park in Coeur D'Alene is a good stop for a day or two.
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tallyo
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06/10/08 09:15am |
Roads and Routes
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RE: NC to Bar Harbor
I go 81, 84, 495 to 95. 495 keeps you way out of Boston. Hartford on 84 is not a bad drive thru at all.
This is as good as any; but if you have extra tine stay on 81 north and up 87 thru Albany, NY to Glens Falls and across Rt 4 into Vt, then go thru NH and on to Maine. great ride.
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tallyo
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06/09/08 01:26pm |
Roads and Routes
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RE: south from Maryland to Myrtle Beach SC
Tallyo,
Shhhh, don't let the secret out about the easiest and quickest way up and down the East Coast. HWY 17 is so relaxing and un-crowded if you tell everyone about it will be just like every other road on the East Coast.
Yea that's right...lousy road, bugs,and rain...................
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tallyo
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06/09/08 01:20pm |
Roads and Routes
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