Roses are red, violets are blue, click all the pics, a beach awaits you.
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Judith
5/1/2021 08:20:40 pm
Sheesh. Well OK then. Glad you are up on the ridge. Hope it's a little quieter once the weekend is over....And I hope Storrie Lake is good for you. Have been by it many times....often at this time of year, and it usually was deserted. But last time was about 5 years ago.
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Tom
5/1/2021 08:56:33 pm
Yep, I'm up on the Ridge where I belong. The weekend has been rather noisy, but sometimes it's okay to know there's other people in the world. And actually from up here on the Ridge I can hear the kids down on the beach yelling and laughing and having fun, and that makes me happy. I can't believe any kid that grows up with parents that take them fishing and camping on the beach, could grow up to be anything but a great adult.
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Larry Worsham
5/2/2021 05:47:40 am
Your comments on lifestyle changes due to covid reminds me of news stories that relate a shortage of chlorine for pools. Evidently their has been a increase in folks installing pools increasing chlorine demand. Evidently their is a shortage of chicken and especially wings due to more folks eating chicken at drive thru (also due to covid impact on chicken processing plant). I read another article about the increase in fuel prices. They say their is a shortage of fuel truck drivers which is partially due to the closure of truck driving schools and the difficulty getting hazardous materiel certification. I think the political situation has something to do with along with the switch to summer blends also...............going to be interesting on how this RV situation works out. We were considering looking at some alternatives to my 2003 Arctic Fox 32 foot trailer but will wait for a couple of years until this run on RV's is over. Happy and Safe travels!
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Tom
5/2/2021 08:26:17 am
Yeah this is not a great time to try to buy another RV with prices and wait times as bad as they are. But it's a great time to sell one if you don't want to replace it.
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Linda
5/2/2021 04:42:39 pm
The increased ability to work remotely is also having an impact on RVing.
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Tom
5/2/2021 05:09:02 pm
That's very true. There's more and more jobs that can be done on a computer, which means it can be done anywhere. And that will lead to more and more people being able to live on the road in an RV if they so desire.
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