Methinks it's time to go???

Pack. Go.

lakeside013104 wrote:

mat60 wrote:
I think your right. :) We have some 50f days coming later this week and even that sounds great.

You must be from Southern Maine because up here in the north this morning it is 32F and spitting white flakes.

To the OPer, time to head out when the spiders make home on your rig.

Enjoy

Lakesdie

We are just out of Augusta. Sunday or Monday are looking good. I love it up north but waiting for the spiders here is bad enough.:)

mat60 wrote:
I think your right. :) We have some 50f days coming later this week and even that sounds great.

You must be from Southern Maine because up here in the north this morning it is 32F and spitting white flakes.

To the OPer, time to head out when the spiders make home on your rig.

Enjoy

Lakesdie

Yes, time to go, just keep an eye to the sky. We took our first trip over Easter to State College, and woke up the morning we left to 5" of snow on our trailer. Ever try to get snow off your slide when you left your ladder at home? Very stressful morning. Head south would be my suggestion, LOL!

Well, at least the spider is enjoying the camper!

Methinks ur right! Left 2 weeks ago, went to SC coast...not warm enough yet, heading to FL next....Don't want to go home till time to put the 'maters in the ground!

That’s a perfect web! Hate to see it destroyed! I would wait it out.

Kidding with Scott but I don't mine the Daddy Long legs we see in our old home because they do eat bugs. May take one with us when we travel.

I dunno about that. The spider could be on some endangered critter list and by RV'ing you could be disturbing it therefore subjecting you to fines, penalties and even death!

I would not go until you check with some sort of gubmint agency to make sure it is OK to go camping. ;):B:)

ScottG wrote:
Absolutely!
Yesterday I found one walking across the bed in our TT.
What does that say?

Bed Bugs..;)