Pouring a pad

[tentcamper1]

same here- 3 dogs no kids. LOL

[pondlady]

All??? Do I need to put on an extra big pot of red beans?

[cfsoistman]

Originally Posted by pondlady

All??? Do I need to put on an extra big pot of red beans?

Sounds great! You may need a bigger out-building. Can we have a campfire??? Why am I thinking about Blazing Saddles all of a sudden?

[pondlady]

Yup, fires are legal here in out in the country.
Better start building a two holer today. Or maybe a four holer......

You are thinking about Blazing Saddles. My mind turns more to Deliverance. I have a banjo.

[2Susan]

no kids?
but mine are adorable!

it looks like you widened the drive entrance as well - good idea.

[pondlady]

Donna says the same thing about her g'kids. And they are adorable - at their houses.

Getting that rig backed into a 10' wide driveway from a tiny county road with ditches on both sides was a stress producer. Just what we don't need returning from camping.
We are leaving Sunday for a month or more and look forward to a stress free parking experience upon return.

And yes, 3 days of that are visiting g'children.

[Mr. Black]

Originally Posted by pondlady

Getting that rig backed into a 10' wide driveway from a tiny county road with ditches on both sides was a stress producer. .

If you think that is stressfull, you may have problems just getting gas in your rig on your trip.

I know you guys are new at this, but you have to practice. Driving around uncomfortable is not going to make your experience enjoyable?

Not trying to be a big fat meany head, but if you travel you are gonna run into things that are gonna stress out the less experienced and some that will stress out anybody. You have a two person team. Use it to your advantage. Get radios if it helps communicate.

Honestly, the angle you guys put that pad in is perfect for backing her right in off the roadway. That is why I was so suprised you said you were gonna pull straight into it.

Good luck on your trip out there Jan and stay safe.