RV lifestyle...

I'm the guy who is always being watched. Therefore, I have to think twice before doing anything. I hate it when they laugh.

Yosemite Sam1 wrote:

And had he put out cases of cold ones, he’ll be my instant bud.

I complimented his rig and he said he and his wife were "really enjoying camping".

Yosemite Sam1 wrote:

rk911 wrote:
depending on when we check in and the current weather I may deploy the awning and grab a lawn chair to do some PM reading before dinner...even on a one night stay. total time to do both is maybe 1-minute. for a longer stay i'll deploy the awning, get the recliners off of the back ladder and put the MagneShade sun screen on the windshield. total time is maybe 5 to 7-minutes. the grill comes out when we first use it and then stays out till we leave. beyond that we don't "beautify" the campsite with ornaments, dingle balls or any other sort of lawn art.

What about the disco lights?

I've only turned on mine once -- for the show-and-tell to my visiting sister-in-law.

Sometimes I fell the bells and whistles of my RV is largely underutilized, lol.

lol...dingle ball lights encompass any and all exterior lighting other than the light over the entry door. so, no, no disco ball lights.

Not for only 2 days, awning out yes, that's no major chore, the grill, yes, awning mat, depends on the sight, a couple lawn chairs to sit around the fire.

We put a white COSCO table to the right of the steps. Seems there's always something to leave there - usually the WeBoost amplifier, a small cooler, etc.

It only took 5 posts to get excoriated.

Ice maker, fold up chairs and outdoor stove.

Awning unrolls and reveals led light strip that gets plug into 7way.

Obviously water and power cable, and stabilizer supports. If needed leveling blocks.

2oldman wrote:
It only took 5 posts to get excoriated.

The haters are slow and must be under caffeinated today.

You should have seen the last thread I OP’d. The patients took over the Mental Asylum by the 2nd post when I stepped on some snowflake toes when they felt their messiah have been alluded to in the “frivolous parade”.

Isn't wonderful that we live in a country where we are free to unpack loads of stuff or unpack nothing at all AND talk about it on the internet.

Maybe it is just us, but we have never watched anyone set up their campsite, I guess we are just having too much fun enjoying our RVing lifestyle to notice what our neighbors are doing. No hate or excoriation here, but I never would have conceived it as a thing some like to do. I finally realized when on more than a dozen occasions we have had neighbors comment on how quickly and efficiently our set up process is.

No biggie as it is a nice icebreaker for meeting your camping neighbors, we have always had our 4 kids with us on those occasions and know they have their duties during set up before they can go run off and play. When it is just DW and I, we unhitch and stabilize our rig bringing out items as we need them, although I will usually take a few minutes to quickly set up HD satellite antenna.