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SDcampowneroperator wrote:
The only thought provoking idea I see in this thread is the instruments played by that girl.
Ain't banjo and kazoo the norm? for rhe region ?
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โMar-03-2014 01:08 PM
FunnyCamper wrote:
SQUIRREL!!!!!!!!!!!!!! run for your life. bombardment from nut shells ๐ ๐
this campground wasn't for you. bad choice. others would love it.
you just have to remember that you need to fit yourself. when you saw the situation wtih your medical troubles, you should have found another site. asheville area is loaded with flat walking cgs.
โMar-03-2014 01:00 PM
OurJeepLife wrote:
Lastly.. as for the hilly conditions.. when one has a bad back, bad knees and is on heart medicine.. going to and from the laundry/bath house was very challenging.. You can post all the Positive reviews you want.. simply because you're all RVer's and we aren't.
I'm simply informing anyone who isn't an RVer, to stay away from these types of sites and yes we will continue to tent camp even in the rain.. been there.. done that.. enjoyed it.
โMar-02-2014 04:11 AM
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โMar-01-2014 10:58 AM
loulou57 wrote:
Off topic here sorry but I need to know what the cactus is in the second pic. I have one I bought at a yard sale 4 years ago. It was only about 6 little stems, now it covers an area about 3' x 4'. Poor thing looks like a blob of mush when the snow is gone but it is amazing how it perks up and there isn't a spot that doesn't get the yellow flowers.
We must be willing to get rid of the life we've planned,
so as to have the life that is waiting for us.