Elks and Moose Lodges
I am an member of the Elks and know that many Lodges offer places for RVs to stay at their Lodges. I have never used one and was wondering if someone out there had been to one and what they think abou...
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A blogger on the Seattle Post-Intelligencer reader blogs page is named Jim Jaillet and he's been a full-timer in relatively small Class A's for many years. From what I've read he's a member of the Elks and several of the other similar organizations and frequently uses their camp-sites. He's also a member of Thousand Trails. He seems to be very fond of the social opportunities at the various Elks, etc.
His blog is usually updated daily and is about a full timing lifestyle which makes interesting reading. He has done several "all round the US" trips. The website is "www.seattlepi.com" and the Reader Blogs link is down towards the bottom of the page display.
The P-I was a regular daily " real paper" newspaper for many years, but began to lose readers to the Seattle Times. About 5 years ago (I think, maybe longer) it went to on-line only. It's a freebie, which is unusual. The main news pages tend to be very Seattle and Western Washington focused, so may not be of wide-spresd interest, but Jim's blog and a couple of the aviation blogs are worth checking out.
His blog is usually updated daily and is about a full timing lifestyle which makes interesting reading. He has done several "all round the US" trips. The website is "www.seattlepi.com" and the Reader Blogs link is down towards the bottom of the page display.
The P-I was a regular daily " real paper" newspaper for many years, but began to lose readers to the Seattle Times. About 5 years ago (I think, maybe longer) it went to on-line only. It's a freebie, which is unusual. The main news pages tend to be very Seattle and Western Washington focused, so may not be of wide-spresd interest, but Jim's blog and a couple of the aviation blogs are worth checking out.
