Things you see in an RV Park

[MainelyUS]

Originally Posted by CZNEDY

Here is an old Holiday Rambler at Normandy Farms this weekendAttachment 238935

Wish we could have been at Normandy Farms with y'all but missed you by a few weeks.
Enjoy your travels.

[CZNEDY]

We will see you next year instead.

[CZNEDY]

Originally Posted by JayArras

Seen at our campground in Pittsfield, MA this past weekend.

That’s a good one.

[6CatDaddy]

A little off topic, but is it just my bride and I that notice this?

Seems, any or all the campgrounds we go to, which consist 90% State Parks, we truly believe folks all around us learned to speak "softly" growing up in a SAWMILL!!

By all means, we are not old fuddy duddys but when we are in or out of our camper, sitting outside under the awning or by our firepit and we are talking to each other, I truly believe the folks next door or 5 sites down can't hear us.

We aren't whispering but we sure as heck aren't broadcastig to everybody within 10 to 15 campsites.

Just can never get over the families that are so proud of screaming at their kids or grandkids, or just figure whatever small talk they have is important enough to put out there at a national emergency level...

Sure, we are all there to have fun, but I will never understand how folks do not realize they can be heard way down the street when they are just talking about dinner or where they are going tomorrow to get their medication for their multitude of mental illnesses.

I'm only kidding... but, maybe not.

[Jfkmk]

Originally Posted by Dakota 1120

Put a six pack on the 440 cu in motor and you are cranking out 390 HP. Helps to junk the factory distributor for an Excel dual point distributor set-up on a distributor machine for proper advance and add an excel coil/wires too.


I didn't mention a flex fan, headers and glass pack mufflers. ;-)

Six pack, distributor, points, coil, wires, flex fan.....now thats dating yourself! What next? Dwell tach? Timing light?? Crazy talk!

[Beachbourbon]

Originally Posted by 6CatDaddy

A little off topic, but is it just my bride and I that notice this?

Seems, any or all the campgrounds we go to, which consist 90% State Parks, we truly believe folks all around us learned to speak "softly" growing up in a SAWMILL!!

By all means, we are not old fuddy duddys but when we are in or out of our camper, sitting outside under the awning or by our firepit and we are talking to each other, I truly believe the folks next door or 5 sites down can't hear us.

We aren't whispering but we sure as heck aren't broadcastig to everybody within 10 to 15 campsites.

Just can never get over the families that are so proud of screaming at their kids or grandkids, or just figure whatever small talk they have is important enough to put out there at a national emergency level...

Sure, we are all there to have fun, but I will never understand how folks do not realize they can be heard way down the street when they are just talking about dinner or where they are going tomorrow to get their medication for their multitude of mental illnesses.

I'm only kidding... but, maybe not.

Well not sure why we would use indoor voices outdoors. Some of us have voices that carry when having animated conversations around the campfire and some of us have voices that are carried for us by Jack Daniels!

[6CatDaddy]

Originally Posted by Beachbourbon

Well not sure why we would use indoor voices outdoors. Some of us have voices that carry when having animated conversations around the campfire and some of us have voices that are carried for us by Jack Daniels!

Haha!

Copy you on sour mash mood enhancer.

No, not talkin indoor voices outdoors, just, sheesh, I was gonna say normal voice levels, but that certainly varies from person to person.

I think we all have heard what I'm talkin about, maybe just don't notice others notice it.

[Beachbourbon]

Originally Posted by 6CatDaddy

Haha!

Copy you on sour mash mood enhancer.

No, not talkin indoor voices outdoors, just, sheesh, I was gonna say normal voice levels, but that certainly varies from person to person.

I think we all have heard what I'm talkin about, maybe just don't notice others notice it.

I’ve noticed it and been annoyed as well. Fortunately, the rules of the campground quiet things down by 10-11 pm

[Accountingphd]

Originally Posted by Orlando bull

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A camper pulling a camper. I guess they need a lot of space.

I’ve been near this one or a similar arrangement. They had children (lost count of how many). Parents had the coach and children in the bumper pull.

The mom drove the 15 passenger van they rode around in.

[Iwannacamp]

Originally Posted by Beachbourbon

Well not sure why we would use indoor voices outdoors. Some of us have voices that carry when having animated conversations around the campfire and some of us have voices that are carried for us by Jack Daniels!

Especially if there is "liquid" involved.
People talking and enjoying themselves do not bother me. Even a bit of mild cussing doesn't. I get aggravated at two things(verbal) at the CG... one is WAY too much cussing and the other is LATE night BS. I tend to go in ~9 ish. My DD and her crew stay out and drink/talk til 12-1A. They are usually quiet so it's on them.

[robbiels7]

Originally Posted by Beachbourbon

Well not sure why we would use indoor voices outdoors. Some of us have voices that carry when having animated conversations around the campfire and some of us have voices that are carried for us by Jack Daniels!

Yep thats me at night at a camp site my wife's favorite word is SHHH!

[Accountingphd]

Saw this on the way home today. I sure feel sorry for them.

[robbiels7]

Originally Posted by Accountingphd

Saw this on the way home today. I sure feel sorry for them.

They should have just came in hot. A little scraping but what did that ever hurt.[emoji85][emoji86][emoji87]

[CAT-RN]

Looks to be riding on his trailer hitch. Should not have any real damage I’d say.

Russell

[SlowrideHD]

Originally Posted by Accountingphd

Saw this on the way home today. I sure feel sorry for them.

May as well rotate his drive tires while there. Bahahaha!

[PatrickY]

OUCH!

My question is, do you keep going forward and do the same thing when it's time to leave, or do you drag it backwards?

[5er_tom]

Bad day at the CG. Former occupants apparently spilled about 10 gallons of diesel fuel and departed without telling management. Next RV came in a few hours later and immediately told office about an awful smell. CG relocated them and the digging has begun. CG management is NOT happy.

[Accountingphd]

Originally Posted by PatrickY

OUCH!

My question is, do you keep going forward and do the same thing when it's time to leave, or do you drag it backwards?

They should have read the sign about the slope. Hope the don’t try to pull in and go out the first entrance to the hotel (it specifically tells RVs and other vehicles with trailers to go to the second entrance) because they will rip out the engine. I’m certain they lost the tailpipe. But I’m not sure about the tanks.

[Accountingphd]

Originally Posted by 5er_tom

Bad day at the CG. Former occupants apparently spilled about 10 gallons of diesel fuel and departed without telling management. Next RV came in a few hours later and immediately told office about an awful smell. CG relocated them and the digging has begun. CG management is NOT happy.
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Hopefully there is a CC on file for damages.

[Mr. Dan]

Clear Spring COE Campground on Wright Patman Lake near Texarkana, Texas