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- CavemanCharlieExplorer III
Old-Biscuit wrote:
Hey...one does what is necessary at the time
I quickly hooked and moved our 5th wheel with ALL slides still extended due to CG Flooding
Water was up to my ankles when I started unhooking electrical/sewer
By the time I got 5vr nose raised, truck backup under pin and 5vr hitched water was almost to my knees ---just below the door sill.
In a FIRE
Git ----- GO-----fix it later
Yup, you got to do what you got to do. - Old-BiscuitExplorer IIIHey...one does what is necessary at the time
I quickly hooked and moved our 5th wheel with ALL slides still extended due to CG Flooding
Water was up to my ankles when I started unhooking electrical/sewer
By the time I got 5vr nose raised, truck backup under pin and 5vr hitched water was almost to my knees ---just below the door sill.
In a FIRE
Git ----- GO-----fix it later - LwiddisExplorer IIPanic is ugly and expensive.
- Dutch_12078Explorer IIYou did see it... The Class C first appears at 00:24 in the video. The awning looks badly damaged though, so I suspect they weren't able to stow it. Or it was damaged because they didn't have time to stow it.
Deadly wildfires in the west - HondavalkExplorer IIOn my local news it showed a film clip and indeed it was a Class C going down the road with a shredded awning with the arms still extended. So sad whats happening out there. Didn't look like there was much time to think about anything but getting the heck out.
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