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    Posted: 24 Nov 2020 at 5:39pm
Originally posted by pk8after8

Stephen,

Are you interested in selling me your table?
Which table? I am still using the top from the original table, but the swivel mechanism is available. My home-made table is too useful to sell.
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We stopped using a coffee maker of any kind except when we have guests and several people want coffee. Otherwise, we do a Melitta single cup pour-over. We each have one cup in the morning, and that does it for us.
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Steven, are you interested in selling me your table?
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We use an old fashioned percolator. It makes great coffee and smells superb as it bubbles along.
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About coffee: A friend turned me on to AeroPress. AeroPress® Coffee & Espresso Maker | Bed Bath & Beyond (bedbathandbeyond.com) Great one shot coffee maker, waterless cleanup between cups. 
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Not fancy coffee, but good from a percolator on the stove. Pot doesn't take much room. water is there, coffee from home, stove and gas on site. Number of cups vary with amount of water put in the pot.
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i use a Bodum Pour-over and add a paper filter for convenience.  A tea kettle is very useful and it boils fast on the stove.

Another idea might be a vacuum siphon.  i use a Yama at home, but dumping the grounds might be too much fuss in a camper. 
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Based on my experience driving all over the US, there are more lunatics/mile on I-95 in FL than on any other interstate in any other state.

Trucks going 90...well, the wide-open western interstates are prime country for those guys, but I'll take those over the nutjobs I've seen in Florida any time.
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Originally posted by StephenH

Even worse is I80 in Wyoming. The posted speed is 80 mph. I think that is just a suggestion for the big rigs.

I - any number in the inland west can be a challenge. And then there are the infrequent, bored truckers who make a game out of blowing TT's onto the shoulder by crowding the slow lane when passing. I seldom travel under 63 - 65 mph but that's still 15+ mph slower than the 85,000 pounders.Sleepy We've always gotta watch our mirrors.  I really prefer the two lanes when time allows.
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