sleepy
Oak RidgeTN
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Finally, we are on the road again... last night put us at 694 nights in our TC... we parked (urban boondock) in the high school parking lot in WV for my 50th high school reunion.
We've had a lot of visitors today... TC's are rare east of the Mississippi.
Hot, humid, and happy.
Sleepy
St Albans, WV.
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2003 Lance 1161/ dinette slideout/solar cells/propane generator/Sat dish/2 Fantastic Fans model 6150/AC/winter package
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jponder
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Where is Ms you at? You didnt get in any fights with high school rivals did ya?
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*NO CRUISE CONTROL!!! *
*MANUAL THROTTLE CABLE for 21.3MPG!*
*DRW WORST NIGHTMARE MONSTER TRUCK!*
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Gary3
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Is that 992 nights in a row you must live full time in your camper,your very luck no property taxes or utilitys.
Gary Lance 1181 solar Gen.
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sleepy
Oak RidgeTN
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Gary3 wrote:Is that 992 nights in a row you must live full time in your camper,your very luck no property taxes or utilitys.
No, that is 992 nights in 5 years.... we often travel for 5 or 6 months without going home. Fourty four states, Canada, walks into Mex...
We never go to campgrounds... call it what you want... we just call all of our nights boondocking. We have a house in Tennessee where we often have TC guests when we are at home.
The best of all worlds... the stuff dreams are made of.
(Catch the cardiologist not looking and just go!)
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Morninghill
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Glad to hear you're on the road again. We've learned a lot from your posts.
We're also more focused on traveling rather than camping, but not sure we will ever meet your standard of no campgrounds. We find we have to dump the grey and fill the fresh at least every third day. Do you find yourselves spending much time finding places to dump tanks and refill fresh?
Thanks
Mike P
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Gamagoat
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Any pictures? 
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Line X/Timbren/Rancho 9000x/Bodiak Front Hitch/Reese Tow Beast Class V with 24" Stinger
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Reddog1
El Dorado, CA (above the fog & below the snow)
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Morninghill - Practice conservation of water, and I bet you could go twice as long.
Sleepy - Did you notice how old your classmates are getting? I was beginning to think your tires would get flat spots, from sitting so long.
Wayne
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Mooney
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Thought you bought the new 992 Lance Double Slide!
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Reddog1
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Mooney wrote:Thought you bought the new 992 Lance Double Slide!
It would not fit on his Toyota. Forgive me Mooney and Sleepy, I had to say that.
Wayne
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sleepy
Oak RidgeTN
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Reddog1 wrote:Mooney wrote:Thought you bought the new 992 Lance Double Slide!
It would not fit on his Toyota. Forgive me Mooney and Sleepy, I had to say that.
Wayne
Classmates... some are hot, some are not... many are cold in the ground.
Everyone measures sucess differently, but it appears that most are comfortable with their place in the grand scheme of things.
We've had a lot of classmate visitors in our truck camper... a lot of dreaming going on.
Sleepy
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