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Chainwright
Sep 26, 2017Explorer
DSDP Don wrote:
As stated, this topic comes up about every three months with the same outcome. One guys says he'll never go there and a bunch of lemmings join in and blindly say they'll never go there without a clue as to why the rule exists.
Many states, especially California, can make it very difficult for a park owner to get rid of a dirt bag that arrives in dirt bag motor home. In some cases you actually have to go through the eviction process.
By having a ten year rule, you can screen the guests and prevent a meth lab from setting up in your campground. Those that don't, end up with campgrounds that look like this:
We've been RVing for forty years and have never been asked, yet there is always a guy on here who knows a guy that has a friend of his cousin that got turned away. In reality, I don't want to be parked next to some broken down piece of junk.
Just go camping and quit worrying about things that is just a bunch of gossip on here.
Thanks for your concern. And I hate, absolutely hate the fact that you have to worry about a subject that comes up every 3 months. So here are your options: Ignore the subject. Move on to the next topic, comment or question that tickles your palate. Or answer the question for the umpteenth time in a nice civilized manner. I sure hope you don't have 2 or more children, God forbid you'd have to answer life questions you Already went through with your eldest. Wow imagine having 5 children and each time one of them reaches puberty you have to revisit the same subject you already handled with the next oldest child. What a travesty. Play nice.
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