Things you see in an RV Park

[wabakami]

Originally Posted by howellma

Some people are just afraid of the dark, picture taken when I got up at 5 am to check my grandsons Leprechaun trapAttachment 198967Attachment 198968Attachment 198969

And I am Assuming the lovely lady in the photo is your daughter(in-law); she sure looks like she has a touch of the Irish in her!

Great photos.


Geoff (25% Irish) & Francesca
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[howellma]

Originally Posted by wabakami

And I am Assuming the lovely lady in the photo is your daughter(in-law); she sure looks like she has a touch of the Irish in her!

Great photos.


Geoff (25% Irish) & Francesca
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Thanks, my wife, he didn't catch the Leprechaun but the Leprechaun left him a note and dropped his coin purse with real Irish coins in it! Fun times!!

[F.R.O.G.]

Originally Posted by nomad297

So much for Daylight Saving Time.

Bruce

They're not only saving daylight, they're saving more.

Years ago we were on a circle at Harry S Truman State Park in Missouri. Someone left all four of his corner floodlights on all night. Terribly rude!

[SailorSam20500]

Originally Posted by F.R.O.G.

They're not only saving daylight, they're saving more.

Years ago we were on a circle at Harry S Truman State Park in Missouri. Someone left all four of his corner floodlights on all night. Terribly rude!

That's why you should carry a can of black spray paint. :

Whatever happened, I WASN'T INVOLVED!

[F.R.O.G.]

Originally Posted by F.R.O.G.

They're not only saving daylight, they're saving more.

Years ago we were on a circle at Harry S Truman State Park in Missouri. Someone left all four of his corner floodlights on all night. Terribly rude!

I meant to say, "They're not only saving daylight, they're making more."

[Cowracer]

Originally Posted by nomad297

So much for Daylight Saving Time.

Bruce

Daylight savings time: The equivalent of cutting 5 inches off the bottom of your blanket, sewing that to the top of your blanket, and then proclaiming how you now have a longer blanket.

Tim

[Cowracer]

Originally Posted by bigmurph

Not in a campground but I saw this in a parking lot the other day here in NC. Looked really cool.

I polished the pontoons on my boat, so I feel fully qualified to say that the owner of that unit has serious mental issues. NEVER. AGAIN.

People ask me "How did you get your pontoons so shiny?" My standard answer is "equal parts hard work and stupidity"

It is a dirty, hot, nasty, painful job, and only worth the effort a year or two later after you forgot about the cramps and suffering.

Tim

[howellma]

Originally Posted by spock123

I’m not going to lie I’m afraid of the dark, granddaughter too. I used to go backpacking on the Appalachian Trail alone. I carried six lights of some kind, headlights and flashlights. When alone at night one lite stayed on all night.

Yep, fair enough, but I think he could have done with a few less. His neighbor had an area roped of with construction type lights, probably about 15 or so, at least 60 watts each, but they were off when I got up. Still all in all it was a great trip and we were not at work! Not sure i could go backpacking that trail alone myself, like to do it though,,,

[dblr]

Originally Posted by Cowracer

I polished the pontoons on my boat, so I feel fully qualified to say that the owner of that unit has serious mental issues. NEVER. AGAIN.

People ask me "How did you get your pontoons so shiny?" My standard answer is "equal parts hard work and stupidity"

It is a dirty, hot, nasty, painful job, and only worth the effort a year or two later after you forgot about the cramps and suffering.

Tim

I know of a truck that you can demonstrate on at the Goshen rally, wheels only will be fine unless you really feel like doing the deck as well

[ependydad]

I actually saw this at 2 different campsites the other day. Why are there 2 satellite dishes?

[ependydad]

And someone has quite the lumber pile outside of their door:

[ependydad]

Jellystone in Madison, FL got a couple of new chainsaw carvings. This is a friend's dad, James Denkins. He's apparently a world renown chainsaw carver. I had no idea!

[Iwritecode]

Originally Posted by Cowracer

Daylight savings time: The equivalent of cutting 5 inches off the bottom of your blanket, sewing that to the top of your blanket, and then proclaiming how you now have a longer blanket.

Tim

Sure people say we get "longer days" but it's really just that we naturally get more sunlight throughout the day in the summer months compared to the winter months.

I've always been under the impression that changing the clocks is all about shifting the times that most people are active so they can enjoy the sunlight more.

Around here if we didn't shift our clocks, we'd have the sun coming up at 4 AM in June and setting just after 7 PM. For a normal 9-5 worker that's a whole lot of daylight I'd miss out on in the morning and I wouldn't get much after work.

[rockfordroo]

Originally Posted by Iwritecode

Sure people say we get "longer days" but it's really just that we naturally get more sunlight throughout the day in the summer months compared to the winter months.

I've always been under the impression that changing the clocks is all about shifting the times that most people are active so they can enjoy the sunlight more.

Around here if we didn't shift our clocks, we'd have the sun coming up at 4 AM in June and setting just after 7 PM. For a normal 9-5 worker that's a whole lot of daylight I'd miss out on in the morning and I wouldn't get much after work.

And the further north you go, the worse it gets.

[Iwritecode]

Originally Posted by ependydad

I actually saw this at 2 different campsites the other day. Why are there 2 satellite dishes?

Maybe their satellite connection only goes to one TV? I've seen that before where the signal only goes to the "main" TV and the bedroom TVs still have to rely on the antenna signal.

[LynnGlaze13]

Originally Posted by ependydad

I actually saw this at 2 different campsites the other day. Why are there 2 satellite dishes?

Both are DISH Tailgater's but could one of them be Sat TV and other Sat Internet?

[Cowracer]

Originally Posted by dblr

I know of a truck that you can demonstrate on at the Goshen rally, wheels only will be fine unless you really feel like doing the deck as well

No deal. No way. No how.

When doing the 'toons, the high-speed polisher snagged a dock light wire and wrapped it up in the wheel. That thing whipped me about 6 times across the ahem..."sensitive" parts of my chest before I could drop it.

Left welts for days.

Tim

[Canadiancrew]

Saw my first Tesla towing an Rpod. Anybody on this forum.

[kenandterry]

Originally Posted by Canadiancrew

Saw my first Tesla towing an Rpod. Anybody on this forum.

The Tesla has no front license plate so I’m assuming they’re from the states.
Where was the photo taken?
It can’t be excessively warm.....the lady has a fair jacket on, and the foliage on some of the trees is lacking.

[rockfordroo]

Originally Posted by kenandterry

The Tesla has no front license plate so I’m assuming they’re from the states.
Where was the photo taken?
It can’t be excessively warm.....the lady has a fair jacket on, and the foliage on some of the trees is lacking.

FYI: My state (Illinois) requires front license plates. So do many others (but not all).