HMMMMM SEEMS TO BE SOMETHING ODD ABOUT THIS PHOTO |
AND A PEEK INTO OUR FRONT YARD FROG POND |
GROANER'S CORNER:(( A man dies and goes to Heaven. He gets to meet God and asks God if he can ask him a few questions. "Sure," God says, "Go right ahead". "OK," the man says. "Why did you make women so pretty?" God says, "So you would like them." "OK," the guy says. "But how come you made them so beautiful?" "So you would love them", God replies. The man ponders a moment and then asks, "But why did you make them such airheads?" God says, "So they would love you!"
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A man was telling his neighbor, "I just bought a new hearing aid. It cost me four thousand dollars, but it's state of the art. It's perfect." "Really," answered the neighbor . "What kind is it?" "Twelve thirty" answered the man.
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I love that first heron photo!! And yes, why do people do that—we’ve driven more miles to look at “spotless, immaculate condition, everything works” RVs than I can count. Good luck in your search guys!
ReplyDeleteI oticed that upside down photo as soon as I saw it, but when did you notice!?
ReplyDeleteI noticed it in the editing stage and purposely flipped it for the blog. The Heron was too far away for me to even see the reflection in the water when I quickly took the long lens telephoto shot.
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ReplyDeleteHope you find your next RV soon. Even if you do not get down to the SW there is a lot of Canada to see.
ReplyDeleteLove your photos tonight. I saw a great looking RV this morning on Facebook Marketplace & thought of you when I looked at the ad. 24' 2008 Class C
ReplyDeleteHope the right one comes along soon.
One of the biggest mistakes I ever made was driving about 400 miles in a cold January to see what was advertised as a Class C in great condition. I wanted it because of the floor plan. The Old Man with me really suffered making the trip, then, it was so cold we really couldn't look at it. A "tell" ( that perfect hindsight!) was that it was supposed to have been stored inside. Hah! "Inside" was an open carport not long enough to cover the entire RV. We soon learned that much of the info we were told that day were bald faced lies. But, foolish us---- We bought it. And did we ever pay a price for the next five years! I hope you find a good RV, and are spared the heartache we suffered.
ReplyDeleteLove that first photo so cool. Good luck with finding the perfect rv. There is lots out there. Like you we don't like to stay in one place longer than 2 weeks year round.
ReplyDeleteYou have been flexible with your travel plans in the past -- when you needed to be. Why not keep pushing in that direction?
ReplyDeleteWhy do you have to BUY and OWN a motorhome? Are you making an accurate accounting of all the secondary expenses that ensue after the primary purchase? And what about the long drive from Bayfield to to the Southwest?
Why wouldn't it be a good idea to fly to Phoenix or Tucson, and rent a standard, NON-CONVERTED mini-van; throw a couple sleeping bags and a Coleman stove, and a couple water jugs into it. And then take off, free as a bird, unencumbered as a couple of youngsters! On days of bad weather, check into a motel and get cleaned up. Forget kitchen stuff, and just eat out of the deli section of grocery stores.