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Couple Wanted for Activities Team
Spend the summer in the White Mountains (6300 elev.) of northeast Arizona. You will work in Activities in this 55+ five star resort for 20 hrs, per couple, in exchange for a FHU site for a season that runs 5/1/16 through 9/15/16 Physically fit, detail oriented, couple needed to set up/tear down tables & chairs for events. You will be responsible for closing pool(mechanized pool cover) two evenings per week. Other duties may include the following: collecting tickets for events, cooking hot dogs/burgers for park wide picnics, light office work which could include cutting tickets, copying aNd filling gift bags. Your biggest responsibility will be to HAVE FUN! Newly built FHU site is level, has 50 amp service and includes cement patio. We are a gated community filled with people who really appreciate our workampers. Lots to do and see in the area. We are on a golf course, lakes are close by for fishing, we offer tennis, pickle ball, shuffleboard, horseshoes, lapidary classes, silversmith classes, line dance instruction, all kinds of card games, a first rate pool hall, gym, and much more. You are encouraged to use the facilities and to get involved in the activities. We are located midway between Show Low and Taylor with shopping close by (approx 15 min.) that includes, Penney's, Walmart, Safeway and Basha's. Our summer temps are highs in the mid-80's with very little humidity. Come join us for the summer! Check us out online. Send your resume, pictures of you and your rig to: sgaub@hoamco.com817Views0likes0CommentsCouple to Close Pool
Physically fit couple needed to close pool at approximately 8 pm three evenings per week and open and close pool on weekends. Closing takes about 30 to 40 minutes to do. Mechanized pool covers are in place. Also, place cover on hot tub. This will take about 10 hours a week per couple. You may be asked to help out with activities team to complete the 20 hours a week per couple required. Light office work in Activities office, setting up tables and chairs for events if needed. We are located in the White Mountains (6300 ft) of northeast Arizona. Mid 80's, no humidity! Juniper Ridge is a beautifully kept resort with the friendliest people you'll ever meet. You are encouraged to take part in all the activities offered. Tennis, pickle-ball, bocce ball, shuffleboard, card nights, horseshoes, dances and shows. We are midway between downtown Show Low and Taylor. Shopping is close by, Penney's Walmart, Safeway, Basha's for example. Full hook up provided, 50amp service, concrete patio. This is a gated community. The people in this resort truly appreciate their workampers. Send your resume to sgaub@hoamco.com along with a photos of you and your rig. Season runs from May 1st to September 15th.979Views0likes0CommentsDon't Blow Your Breaker!
Have you ever tripped a breaker in your RV? Do you keep track of the AMPS you are using? Do you know how many amps an electric frying pan or hairdryer or a heating pad uses? I hope you will find this blog post helpful. http://quinnsawesomejourney.blogspot.com/2014/10/1092014-dont-blow-your-breaker.html4.2KViews0likes17CommentsRe: Looking for Campfire Treat Ideas
Here's what we're making. Wannadingers! Also known as biscuit on a stick. Here's a blog post I made giving step by step directions on how to make the sticks. You can use them over and over for years to come and all the Wannadingers will be uniform in size. No more crying because one's biscuit is bigger than another. I've included ideas for filling not only for dessert but the three meals of the day also. I will check back to see if anyone here has other ideas for filling. Wannadinger sticks636Views0likes0CommentsRe: kids activities for seasonal camping
For older kids and adults here's a great way to spend an evening, think dinner or dessert. Or morning, think breakfast! Make Wannadimgers! They are, essentially, biscuit on a stick. I learned about these tasty treats last winter and have made them for every meal and dessert. It keeps everyone occupied for awhile, makes for easy cleanup and are just so darn good. I just posted this blog post today with step by step instructions on how to make the sticks. Once made, they'll last for years. I'll check back for ideas from all of you for filling ideas. http://quinnsawesomejourney.blogspot.com/2014/05/51614-wannadinger-or-biscuit-on-stick.html602Views0likes0CommentsRe: A very old stray {The Old Fella Story}
Hi Richard, I haven't been on the site for awhile as we are now fulltime RV'ers and we keep pretty busy. I was using my cell phone the other day and as I scrolled down the list of numbers I came across yours that I put in there a year and a half ago! I see your number every day that I use my cell but it just seemed to jump out me as a reminder that I hadn't been on the thread and it was time to catch up. I randomly put in page numbers to see if I could pick up where I last left off and soon found that place. It wasn't long before the Old Fella story was being retold and I was enjoying it all over again. I got to the part where you went to Hunting Island and thought to myself, "OH, this is where we met Rich and Sue and of course Old Fella and Levi. I had wondered if in your retelling of the story if you remembered us and sure enough in the next posting was the part about me asking in the office about Old Fella and getting blank stares from the office personnel. I remember you asking me, like it was yesterday, if I had just asked about Old Fella. When I looked at you and Sue I had recognized you instantly. Bob and I so enjoyed our visit with you and I have introduced the Old Fella thread to many along the way. I am so happy to read all that has gone since that day you first found this loving dog. I followed with great interest through all the rescues you've been involved with, the antics of Suzy, Dixie, Anna and all the rest. Richard, you and Sue are truly very special people and I feel honored to have met you in person. I will you keep in my prayers while you work through these vision problems. Please give our regards to Sue and tell her Bob and Snookie say Hello!339Views0likes0Comments
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