What's your stick(est) wicket?
Mine was in a Lake Tahoe national forest campsite that's so tight that my trailer got caught between a rock and a tree while leaving my slot. No wonder the camp host escorted going against a one-wa...
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toedtoes wrote:Yosemite Sam1 wrote:toedtoes wrote:
I had to disconnect and park the Durango at 75 degree angle to the trailer (before I had left it hooked to the shasta TT).
My failure of IQ, thanks for the insight and this maybe useful next time.
I should have disconnected and go the other way even if I would counter-flow the one way road and I could make the excuse that the campground host made me do it in my entry, lol.
Yep. Sometimes you gotta do what you gotta do. The only time I saw an issue with someone driving the wrong way was a woman with a car who drove in and out of the loop the wrong way at least 5 times in 4 hours - she kept blocking folks with RVs and the ranger came out and gave her a talkin to!
Hey I got myself a ready excuse: The campground host taught me this! lol
