A very old stray {The Old Fella Story}
Went camping this weekend at a campground on the lake, had not been there for a few years. Once there I began to walk around looking at the different sites when I noticed a very old dog. He just lay t...
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Hi,
Happy Holidays!
2020 has been a reset for many!
It has slowed life down and has for many allowed us to prioritize the things most important to us as a result of this pandemic. - and - honestly, the vaccinations for this virus cannot happen fast enough!
Stop much illness and loss of life as, well as longterm health effects for many who have contracted and survived it. While still others are are asymptomatic and may have no ill effects. It’s just so hard to understand!But, I digressed!.
We usually buy used campers/RVs because new ones are just too pricy.
It sounds like the person who bought yours will be off to a great start!
Hopefully he will enjoy it as much as you!
Best wishes!
Happy Holidays!
2020 has been a reset for many!
It has slowed life down and has for many allowed us to prioritize the things most important to us as a result of this pandemic. - and - honestly, the vaccinations for this virus cannot happen fast enough!
Stop much illness and loss of life as, well as longterm health effects for many who have contracted and survived it. While still others are are asymptomatic and may have no ill effects. It’s just so hard to understand!But, I digressed!.
We usually buy used campers/RVs because new ones are just too pricy.
It sounds like the person who bought yours will be off to a great start!
Hopefully he will enjoy it as much as you!
Best wishes!
Scottiemom wrote:
Richard, I am so sorry you are going through all this. Hopefully the doctors can get a handle on your problems and plot a course of treatment that will be beneficial to you.
I sold Phaeton Place yesterday. It has been my mission since I arrived back in Florida to get her emptied and cleaned inside and out and sold. She is too much coach for me and while I had no problems handling the driving, etc., we all know that is only a small part of RVing. Towing was too problematic with my arthritic hands and I don't want to tow anymore. I had one person who strung me along with buying it. He wanted it delivered 2 hours away. . . just a lot of stupid delays. They did come look at it and paid to have it inspected, but I finally told them to get lost. Another man had contacted me. He drove down from Alabama over the weekend and yesterday morning did a walk through and had the $$ wire to my account. That went very smoothly and in the afternoon, I helped him get the coach and his toad over to a local campground 4 miles away so he could regroup. He brought his own towbar because mine didn't match up to his baseplate. He came totally prepared to get everything ready. Such a difference. He is very happy with the coach and has a friend who is a CAT mechanic who will do the maintenance on the engine. It seemed like a match made in heaven. I am keeping MinnieMee for now, but my intention is to sell or trade her for something like a Leisure Travel Van. I won't be towing, still RVing, and will be able to drive to Indiana to visit Mom in comfort whenever this Covid stuff is gone.
I cried when I drove her the last time, but I told my son, that was better than crying because she didn't sell. LOL She drives like a dream and I'm sure the buyer will enjoy her for several years. I threw in a lot of freebies: water softener, 30' 50A extension cord, Patriot Brake, water filters, macerator, macerator hose, spare tire, hoses, etc. But he gave me $5000 more than the other guy offered and I have no use for those items. Don't need the money I might get from them at a yard sale, so I just kept throwing things in. I have no regrets. From when I got back to Florida, I got her cleaned out and sold in six weeks. I couldn't be happier. . . unless I still had my copilot!
Blessings to all. Stay healthy and covid free!
Dale
