As I settle into my first winter as a full timer and learning as I go, I'm planning to skirt my 5er as I've deduced the major cause of chilly drafts is coming from the floors of my slides (around the couches in the front living room, around the bed i...
I've just started my research into places to full-time in the Denver area. I'm a little disappointed so far finding the rates a little higher than here in the Southeast. So far I've found 3 sites to contact for more info:Cherry Creek in Aurora - don'...
I apologize if this issue has been addressed in an earlier thread.The RV park I'm staying at experienced a loss of power tonight. When I purchased my fifth wheel, I was told when shore side power goes out, my inverter will use the charged batteries t...
I'll be moving down to Atlanta sometime after my fifth wheel is ready for pick up and have been suffering through user reviews on RV parks in the area. It seems that one would be ideal for full time living. Does anyone have any good suggestions for p...
stubblejumper wrote:whiteysax wrote:mdamerell wrote:Hay bales ?????But what would my horses eat?!The Hay !! By the time spring rolls around it would be all cleaned up!!:BClever.... Now I just need some horses!
I hadn't thought of suction cups. That's genius. I might check out some materials at lowes/Home Depot and cost compare to his website. $500 for 30-ft doesn't sound overwhelming. I assume I could get what I need for my 40-ft for under $1000.
That Flying Saucer park looks quite nice and is the most reasonably priced that I've seen so far. Only downside being the wifi restricted to the office. But that's a convenience I can deal with if I saving $100 a month.
