Campground Theft - Chapter 2
I posted on this forum 2 years ago after a similar incident that happened to us in Iowa, it stirred up a lot of controversy. Last week we were in Fredericksburg, TX and were not happy with our assi...
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jjson775 wrote:Walaby wrote:
So how does one know someone attempted to steal a locked surge protector. If it was there when you got back, how do you know they tried to take it?
My take - neighbor was wrong. Even if he thought the stuff was abandoned, he clearly didn't waste any time to run over there and grab what he could. Self contained guys (A/B/Cs) have a unique situation they have to deal with unless they have a separate vehicle.
I don't think the OP should be blamed, but if it happened once, I probably would not let it happen again. Leave a note on the post that says 'Im coming back'!!!!
Mike
My surge protector is secured with a cable type combination bicycle lock. If you try different numbers you can get it to partially open, which is how I could tell someone had messed with it.
From the comments on this post, it is very clear that many people don't respect other's property. It was theft, plain and simple.
Ever pick up firewood left behind by other campers?
