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    Posted: 29 Sep 2011 at 12:47pm
Congrats on the new TV!   
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I'm new here...but, we took the motorcycle to Colo. last year, it was so high up my got sick....the bag of coffee blow up like a balloon......Thumbs Up
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Thanks for all the comments.  I've not checked the mileage pulling the pod yet.  I'm getting about 18.5 mpg during daily driving without the pod.  The campground we usually go to is only 30 minutes away and this weekend I just didn't want to go top off the tank just to check my mileage.  We are planning to go a bit further on our next trip, 1.25 hours one way.  I plan to do a mpg check during that trip and will let you know.
 
BTW: my new graphics for the truck arrived today and I plan to apply them this weekend.  Will post pictures after the job is complete.
Sherrie & Carol,
Henri, Jay & Tanner
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Let's go camping!
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Posts: 1807 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: 06 Sep 2011 at 5:35pm
Pod looks nice with the new TV!!
 
 
We spent most of our weekend in the rain as well, I was miserable breaking camp today.  The radar was green for miles all around.  Confused
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Direct Link To This Post Posted: 06 Sep 2011 at 4:56pm
Great looking setup!  Glad it is working out well for you.  Thumbs Up
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Definitely good looking together!  Of course I gotta ask... what was your mpg? Wink
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Posts: 571 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: 05 Sep 2011 at 6:32pm
Looking good, Serrie! The rig has a long lean look to it... You are making me wish for a V8...
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Posts: 6128 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: 05 Sep 2011 at 5:45pm
Originally posted by TerryM

Come guys, just put on your swimming trunks and break camp in the rain!LOL  I have had to do it in the rain and it is NO fun!  BTW, that is a good looking setup!

Terry


20 years camping in Uncle Sam's biggest, heaviest, most dangerous "RV". All kinds of weather, all kinds of terrain. I have been in rain so heavy we had to run the bilge pump continuously, so cold my sleeping bag froze to the top of the tank.. with me in it. So hot we "cooked" our MRE's by just laying them on the back deck... I didn't mind. In fact, tanks are fun. I would of stayed longer if they would of still let me play with them...

But the MRS.. well, lets just say she doesn't see it that way. We have ridden 60+ miles in a day on a bicycle in the rain, never a complaint. But if it's raining at the start of a ride, and we don't HAVE to ride.. she doesn't. Which means, we don't. So "if" it's raining, OK. But if she knows it's GOING to be raining..

She has been watching the radar for down there in Tenn. all day.. saying.. look, still all green..
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But you get a shower at the same time !
Ready to pod around!
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Come guys, just put on your swimming trunks and break camp in the rain!LOL  I have had to do it in the rain and it is NO fun!  BTW, that is a good looking setup!

Terry
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