BAR wrote:
In article ,
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Poquito Loco wrote:
On Fri, 13 Jun 2014 20:41:29 -0400, Earl wrote:

Poquito Loco wrote:
I totally forgot one of our main reasons for taking the RV on trips - our dogs! Bording or flying
dogs is not cheap, and it does the animals no good. I've not come across many motels that are 'pet
friendly' without some extravagant amount of money. And besides, our dogs don't like other peoples'
cooties and bed bugs.

Nope, a campground is the best place to take your animals. And, they can't be left in a tent. Ergo,
an RV becomes a necessity. But, yes, it's nice to have a campfire to sit around!

http://i98.photobucket.com/albums/l2...d/P1010228.jpg

And, to be honest, if I had the bucks I'd have one of those big, beautiful, diesel pusher
motorhomes! When I see my buddy back his motorhome into a tight spot with ease, after I've just
sweated bullets passenger-side backing my trailer into a similar spot, I get mighty jealous.


Get something like this. There are variations available for $60 or so...

http://www.amazon.com/Rear-View-Safe...06422 &sr=1-6
My wife is my back up camera!


That works until you are in a *really* tight spot and have to jackknife
it. You could always get her a walkie-talkie if you needed to.
My sister was backing a car down the driveway, from the carport, when
the door on the passengers side was flung open and the passenger said
look out for the stick. My sister said what stick. That stick that goes
from the porch up to the roof and is about 25 feet high. The stick that
was half knocked off of its base, that was the stick.

Unless you are talking the same language walkie-talkie's will not do you
any good.

She must have been backing *up* the driveway for something like that to
happen. You are correct. Proper directions are important.