Things you see in an RV Park

[Iwritecode]

Originally Posted by rracer5

"Ra-di-o"

I still say "Ra-di-o" anytime I hear someone use that word.

[rracer5]

Originally Posted by Iwritecode

I still say "Ra-di-o" anytime I hear someone use that word.

Yep, yep, yep, yep yep.....

[GDelage]

Not in the campground but wow

[jimmarako]

Originally Posted by GDelage

Not in the campground but wow

Keeping with old TV shows, is this what happens when the Partridge Family gets into a fight and needs space?

Jim M.

[dvalley]

Originally Posted by GDelage

Not in the campground but wow

Looks like a Wal-martian habitat for sure.

[dvalley]

Had a twofer yesterday.

Had to run down the road from the campground to the local hardware store to pick up something we forgot to bring with us and of course needed. Passed one of those granite places that had the slabs of stone piled out front. Next to the pile near the road was what I presume to be a guy, sitting in a lawn chair, playing a guitar.... wearing a full feathered realistic chicken head over his! Would love to know what bet he lost

Got back to the campground and found a new neighbor in the pull-through's directly across from us with two elementary/middle school age children. On their site they also had a blow-up doll (yes, THAT type) prominently displayed wearing a short tutu skirt and a makeshift bra made out of two dessert sized paper plates. They spent the day moving it around their site from being displayed riding a bicycle to sitting with them for dinner at the picnic table and later around the campfire.

[Flybob]

Maybe the granite place could not afford one of these.

[F.R.O.G.]

Originally Posted by dvalley

Had a twofer yesterday.

Had to run down the road from the campground to the local hardware store to pick up something we forgot to bring with us and of course needed. Passed one of those granite places that had the slabs of stone piled out front. Next to the pile near the road was what I presume to be a guy, sitting in a lawn chair, playing a guitar.... wearing a full feathered realistic chicken head over his! Would love to know what bet he lost

Got back to the campground and found a new neighbor in the pull-through's directly across from us with two elementary/middle school age children. On their site they also had a blow-up doll (yes, THAT type) prominently displayed wearing a short tutu skirt and a makeshift bra made out of two dessert sized paper plates. They spent the day moving it around their site from being displayed riding a bicycle to sitting with them for dinner at the picnic table and later around the campfire.

There's an old saying that, "It takes all kinds." The older I get, the less I believe in old sayings.

[Reverse_snowbird]

Originally Posted by dvalley

Got back to the campground and found a new neighbor in the pull-through's directly across from us with two elementary/middle school age children. On their site they also had a blow-up doll (yes, THAT type) prominently displayed wearing a short tutu skirt and a makeshift bra made out of two dessert sized paper plates. They spent the day moving it around their site from being displayed riding a bicycle to sitting with them for dinner at the picnic table and later around the campfire.

You'll probably find the pictures of that doll on TicToc. People often travel with a small stuffed animal to help document their travels in pictures for Facebook or Tic Toc. First I've heard of a full sized blow up doll though.

[n1acguy]

Originally Posted by Reverse_snowbird

You'll probably find the pictures of that doll on TicToc. People often travel with a small stuffed animal to help document their travels in pictures for Facebook or Tic Toc. First I've heard of a full sized blow up doll though.

We have a gnome the children gave us. We just text the pics. No Fakebook or Tictck for me.

[Hclarkx]

Originally Posted by Oaklevel

At least the landing gear are there. I wish I had a picture I saw in a campground where there were cinder blocks used instead of landing gear.

I had the front bumper of a 1958 Pontiac Bonneville Convertible sitting on a cinder block while I worked under the hood with my feet under the front bumper. When the cinder block crumbled ...... I went to the hospital. No broken bones due largely to the shape of the bumper, but I was sore for a while. I was 16 at the time.

[Dakota 1120]

Originally Posted by dvalley

Had a twofer yesterday.

Had to run down the road from the campground to the local hardware store to pick up something we forgot to bring with us and of course needed. Passed one of those granite places that had the slabs of stone piled out front. Next to the pile near the road was what I presume to be a guy, sitting in a lawn chair, playing a guitar.... wearing a full feathered realistic chicken head over his! Would love to know what bet he lost

Got back to the campground and found a new neighbor in the pull-through's directly across from us with two elementary/middle school age children. On their site they also had a blow-up doll (yes, THAT type) prominently displayed wearing a short tutu skirt and a makeshift bra made out of two dessert sized paper plates. They spent the day moving it around their site from being displayed riding a bicycle to sitting with them for dinner at the picnic table and later around the campfire.

I am no longer surprised by the things people do but am often disappointed.

[D W]

Originally Posted by dvalley

Had a twofer yesterday.

Had to run down the road from the campground to the local hardware store to pick up something we forgot to bring with us and of course needed. Passed one of those granite places that had the slabs of stone piled out front. Next to the pile near the road was what I presume to be a guy, sitting in a lawn chair, playing a guitar.... wearing a full feathered realistic chicken head over his! Would love to know what bet he lost

Got back to the campground and found a new neighbor in the pull-through's directly across from us with two elementary/middle school age children. On their site they also had a blow-up doll (yes, THAT type) prominently displayed wearing a short tutu skirt and a makeshift bra made out of two dessert sized paper plates. They spent the day moving it around their site from being displayed riding a bicycle to sitting with them for dinner at the picnic table and later around the campfire.

I have seen that before in our CG's. Some were even filled with helium. Another thing you see is "Bernies" (like in Weekend At Bernie's"). Folks just having fun. It's all in good fun, though. You have to laugh! My bride often comments 'what will they come up with next?'.

[U.S.ArmyVeteran]

Originally Posted by Hclarkx

I had the front bumper of a 1958 Pontiac Bonneville Convertible sitting on a cinder block while I worked under the hood with my feet under the front bumper. When the cinder block crumbled ...... I went to the hospital. No broken bones due largely to the shape of the bumper, but I was sore for a while. I was 16 at the time.

Oh yeah, one of my friends had that big Bonneville. Not a rag top. But it was better. It had "trips".

[5er_tom]

We only stay in high class RV parks, as witnessed by this Rolls Royce cruising the park.

[SailorSam20500]

Originally Posted by 5er_tom

We only stay in high class RV parks, as witnessed by this Rolls Royce cruising the park.
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I don't see a receiver, so is it set up to be a toad???

[5er_tom]

It is a local fella who just takes it out on nice days for a drive that includes a loop through the campground.

[RedRoverComeOver]

Originally Posted by 5er_tom

We only stay in high class RV parks, as witnessed by this Rolls Royce cruising the park.
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Is this his other ride?

[wabakami]

Originally Posted by RedRoverComeOver

Is this his other ride?

Love it!!

[5er_tom]

There is a golf course across the street from the RV Park, and look what I see there!