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RE: RV living and registering child for 1st grade.
Yeah we ran into this as well, and nowadays an eLearning curriculum is available with most school districts so you can find a well rated one and reside there. We choose to pursue Khan Academy and resources from the local library, and they're generally ahead of their peer group.
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PartyOf Five
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03/25/20 08:27am |
General RVing Issues
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RE: Something about having 4 wheel drive
Sometimes you actually don't have to buy that tool from Walmart... Because you actually have it for this trip.
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PartyOf Five
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03/18/20 08:35pm |
Class C Motorhomes
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RE: Canadians heading north...
Gary drive faster!
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PartyOf Five
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03/18/20 08:30pm |
General RVing Issues
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RE: Camco water filter
We source water for usage the same way you do but use gallons rather than dispose bottle plastic. Those can be filled easily at grocery stores and water fountains, though we prefer natural springs. :-)
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PartyOf Five
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03/16/20 05:41am |
General RVing Issues
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RE: Psssst...wanna see a Wall?
Great pics Gary, though I suspect you're similarly satisfied with the intellectual discourse your post has spawned. I won't fall for your wiley wall ways - we'll waller westward, or well, whichever way the wind veers the vehicle. Rollin, rollin, rollin, keep them...
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PartyOf Five
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03/05/20 09:11pm |
General RVing Issues
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RE: Any Return on Investment?
When i buy an older car, I want to know it's been cared for. I know it'll require some work, but a good history with conscientious owners speaks volumes about the "little things" that I can anticipate coming my way, and I'll pay a bit more for this owner's vehicle. DM if you decide to sell a year or two down the road.
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PartyOf Five
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02/26/20 08:19am |
General RVing Issues
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RE: Ball For Drop Shank
This is only half right? I bought this from harbor freight: https://www.harborfreight.com/8-in-1-adjustable-ball-mount-hitch-95991.html which holds a standard 2" ball.
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PartyOf Five
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02/24/20 02:56pm |
General RVing Issues
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RE: Best gadget buy in a long long long time
My batteries switch between a drill, circ and recip saws. And any other ryobi tools you guys want to get for my bday...
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PartyOf Five
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02/23/20 03:25pm |
General RVing Issues
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RE: Parts of our 3 month wander...
Awesome! We're settled into Chicago but thinking of New Mexico at the end of March!
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PartyOf Five
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02/22/20 05:24pm |
General RVing Issues
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RE: Showing Off Our Travels
We stick them in the edge of the windows; we can take pictures when we sell the unit. If you wanted it portable, you could add a piece of plexiglass in the window and stick them there.
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PartyOf Five
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02/16/20 04:20pm |
RV Lifestyle
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RE: Need some advice
RV travel brings you a kitchen, the ability to stop where and when you want, and space to stretch out. With 4 of you total, you won't need uncodable in a car, so a van / suv will be spacious. In 35 days and so much to do, would you travel quickly between spots or stay at them and enjoy- the 2nd would be a reason to take an RV. For the first I would use hotels, etc. With a rental car.
If cost is there primary consideration, then RV is not cheaper. If experience/ lifestyle is primary, then there is no match. We met a French family who did this type of Tavel 2 years ago, DM and I can connect you.
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PartyOf Five
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02/10/20 02:01pm |
Class C Motorhomes
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RE: Campnab
The software capability for the functionality the OP is looking for exists, but would be costly to go through each facility inventory and serve up the results. You'd either have to endure a lot of ads or pay a fee- neither of which would likely resonate with the target audience.
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PartyOf Five
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02/10/20 01:51pm |
General RVing Issues
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RE: Toadless car renters
In larger cities like Pensacola, it's probably easier and cheaper to take Lyft and leave the driving to them. This model is becoming very cost effective when you consider all the costs and figure out if you really really need to drive yourself. They just dispatch someone to you via an app.
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PartyOf Five
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02/05/20 07:18pm |
General RVing Issues
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RE: RV for Central America Trip
If you've traveled into rural areas and can handle yourself, I'd worry less- we heard all kinds of tales and warnings about going to Alaska but it was much milder, and the rig did much better, than I feared.
Knock on wood...
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PartyOf Five
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01/25/20 10:10am |
Class C Motorhomes
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RE: RV for Central America Trip
What an educational, and experience-filled trip that could be- and at the right ages too. We try to take a few months or at least a few weeks each Summer, and now can travel very lightly- but appreciate having the extra space for unforseen and for extra space on rainy days. C class lets you drive while they sleep, which is very helpful. I also wouldn't want to disconnect a trailer daily if my goal is to tour rather than to spend many days in one place. We spent a few days with a French family matching yours that did just fine in a 22' - they started in Boston, went to Vancouver, and ended in Cancun. I'd love to read your adventures, please DM your blog, and also if we can share any tips. Traveling in a unit for which parts are easily available South of the border would be my primary driver, but I've not researched what's common.
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PartyOf Five
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01/24/20 08:30am |
Class C Motorhomes
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RE: Need Help with Utility Trailer Decision
Another option, in addition to the great comments posted here, is to attach a storage box that's lockable to the front of your open trailer for gear. It will also block some of the dirt kicked up from your TV.
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PartyOf Five
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01/21/20 11:11am |
General RVing Issues
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RE: Where, oh where to go
Check out hot springs national Park in Arkansas and don't miss a tour of heifer international in Little Rock. There is a nice RV park right on the river across from the Clinton library. These would be further west from the suggestions given earlier. You can also spend a little time in Branson Missouri because it's scenic and touristy. So, don't spend too much time! Oh and don't forget to stop in at the museum of college of the Ozarks. They don't charge any tuition and it's a fascinating model in this day.
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PartyOf Five
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01/18/20 02:45pm |
General RVing Issues
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RE: Lane Closures I-10 Westbound at Atchafalaya Basin Bridge
Looks like it's overnight in the weekends, I don't think you'll be impacted, especially if you prefer daylight travel.
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PartyOf Five
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01/16/20 03:32pm |
General RVing Issues
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RE: Florida Camping
There are many 24-hour grocery stores and even some that aren't, that qill allow you to park if you are discreet
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PartyOf Five
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01/15/20 01:05pm |
General RVing Issues
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RE: Our annual Quartzite trip and more...
Looking forward to your update, so these first timers can learn a bit ;-)
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PartyOf Five
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01/15/20 07:51am |
General RVing Issues
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