How to lose an awning
This isn't a trick of the photo, this awning is literally over the roadway. I drove under it in just my truck.
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ksg5000 wrote:
Oasisbob wrote:
The guy may not have seen it from where you did. If it were me I would politely point it out to them. I can see a rig comming in at night and catching that corner.
x2. People make mistakes.
Oh I’m sure they did! They just don’t care or aren’t smart enough to realize the problem.- JMO, but all in all the place looks a bit haphazard to me. I don't think I would stay there if I had other options.
opnspaces wrote:
Come on, the suspense is killing me. It's morning, is the awning still there? :)
For the folks saying I should have stopped, I would have but we were short on time with dinner reservations and no one was outside. Every other time I've driven past (maybe 2 times), it's been in.
The awning has been out and in a few times. My wife said a motorhome had to drive on the grass to the right to get around it.- Come on, the suspense is killing me. It's morning, is the awning still there? :)
Oasisbob wrote:
The guy may not have seen it from where you did. If it were me I would politely point it out to them. I can see a rig comming in at night and catching that corner.
x2. People make mistakes.- This is what "can" happen when you have an electric awning.
5 will get you ten here is what happened.
They pull into a campground and make sure they are clearly within their site. They get all set up with water and electricity and all of that and they get into their trailer and someone pushes the button for the awning. The awning pops out and wala; instant problems! They don't even know they have a problem because they are in their trailer pushing buttons.
That's one thing I don't like about this auto stuff. If you don't double check things you can get into trouble. - The guy may not have seen it from where you did. If it were me I would politely point it out to them. I can see a rig comming in at night and catching that corner.
- Wait till he drops the ramp and parks the pair of Harleys behind it.
- One of those places that say they are big rig friendly, then you get there and it's NOT!
- hope you stopped and warned him.
