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Well after a wonderful Stop over to New Hampshire which started in July of 2011 ,(19 months of hospitals) I am counting down the days.......20 to go.......Medically I hope for the best , but I most likely will need a speech theripist to rid myself of a near fatal northern accent!!!
I know I cant go far but it just feels good to head back to the woods and mother nature......Va. Here I come!!!!!!!!!!!!
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1998 ...Harney Renegade DP class A
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My Service dog and life partner " Nikki"......Klee Kia Miniature Husky....(she Runs the ship!!)
We are not lost in the Woods.....Just Extreme boondocking!!!!!!
Mike, congratulations!!! We will be praying for and smooth and wonderful life for you back on the road. Really enjoy reading your posts, so don't forget to write
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Rick and Janice
2006 Mobile Suites 32TK3, Mor/Ryde King Pin and I.S., 17.5" Wheels w/ H Rated Tires, Automatic Level Up,
2012 Ford F450 Lariet, 6.7 L, CC, 4WD, DRW w/ Air Bags, Reese Signature 25K Hitch
Happy and safe travels to you Mike. Remember -"Nothing is worth more than this day" Is the son still coming with you? Your posts have been really inspirational, please keep posting. All the very, very best. Melissa
Mike...you really made my day seeing your getting out and about. So let us know how your doing and you have a big family here...SO CHECK IN with all of us. Enjoy my friend, you absolutly deserve it. Have a fantastic and safe adventure...John
HHHmmmmmm.................I think the original post was for on-board clothing.....in my coach it is optional....of coarse clothing is necessary if you plan on going outside!!!1........LOL
I was going to surprise you and drop in to see you but after the reply to ckerr about the clothing, I'm reconsidering..........................!
I picked up a 96 bounder 34' for resale but decided for safety reasons ,snow and ice plus boondocking to use it on this trip out........not sure of my driving abilities as far as taking the big coach out so if Im gonna damage something I'd rather it be this one.....besides my son is only 16 and if I let him drive I just know something will happen!!....(I was 16 one time!!)
My son named it the snow bounder....have a couple of portable solar power units and my son is making a solar hot water heater .......this will be strictly a boondocking run. I figure 7 days of nature and 1 or 2 of campground to dump, do laundry and re supply.
planning on playing in the upper Shenandoah mountain area around Penn. and Va.
Cant go to far south Because of medical appointments in Boston and N.H......so I figure I would keep myself close enough to AMTRAK so I can take the train back and forth in a day.
I will definitely start a blog and keep pictures of this run........been a few years since I've done "Snow-Docking in the rough" several really good national park Camping areas in that region that allow winter camp with no hook-ups....so it will be a good time!!!!
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1998 ...Harney Renegade DP class A
rers1@mail.com
My Service dog and life partner " Nikki"......Klee Kia Miniature Husky....(she Runs the ship!!)
We are not lost in the Woods.....Just Extreme boondocking!!!!!!
Mike: Great news! However you best make sure that furnace works and you ave plenty of propane. However, believe you know the ropes. Maybe some where, some how, we can meet along the way. I am going to see if I can go back to my Spring job in March if nothing else comes my way. Bet you are as excited as a cat on a hot tin roof!!! LOL! Pieere
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Congrats Mike, that is great news. Good luck to you and your son, how fun it is to travel with your kids. Please try and stay active on this board your humor and knowledge are invaluable. May we meet on the road someday.
Flyone
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nightsky wrote:But I just want to say, us Yankees don't have an accent... it's all the rest of you folks!
Caryn,
I keep telling folks that they aren't "accents." Each area seems to have different colloquialisms that go along with the "sound" of one's speech. Therefore, I always say that we are a country, like many others, that have different dialects.
For instance, a "round-about" in one place is a traffic circle, while down here in the southern parts of the country, we "find things 'round-about' here or there."
Terry
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2010 Mobile Suites 38TKSB3 2008 Ford F450 2019 Ford Expedition Max as Tag-along or Scout
Sure!!!!!!..............it's not you that has to go out and hook the Caahh to the back of the aahh Vee.........LOL!!
Its all fun and games until somebody gets a bad case of Yankee mouth!!!!!.................Dr says 5 tbl spoons of grits and a side of pork rinds should fix it!!!
I would settle for a waffle house , glass of sweet tea and a side of smothered ,covered and scattered!!!! with 2 sunny up!!!!!!
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1998 ...Harney Renegade DP class A
rers1@mail.com
My Service dog and life partner " Nikki"......Klee Kia Miniature Husky....(she Runs the ship!!)
We are not lost in the Woods.....Just Extreme boondocking!!!!!!
Mike> I have found that Yankees who live in places other than metropolitian locations are personable, sociable, caring, friendly, and worth getting to know. We southerns might make light of the accent, as they would of us, but it's all in fun...ya'll.
Respectfully suggest that you jump over to the western side of the Blue Ridge Mtns into WVA and travel Highway 219. You won't be disappointed.
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YAY!! Good for you Mike, it's been a long road to get here huh? You deserve all the fun/adventure you can take hunni, can't wait to read your updates!!
I am a Brit, i'm sure you can imagine some of the things I have heard about my accent, (not all good lol)
All the very best to you and your Son huggs Kim x
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Staying at Greenlakes RV Resort nr San Antonio TX
Kim is way too busy planning to have a 'real' job!
Jay is a civillian Gov't Historian Randolph AFB TX (retired AD in '07 after 23 yrs)