NotNow wrote:
Calif Bill wrote:
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Calif Bill wrote:
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On Fri, 11 Sep 2009 00:33:34 -0700, "Calif Bill"
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Should have gone over the hill to the ocean side and asked for a
room at
Hearst Castle. Some nice places and very good food in Cambria.
Brambles
was a favorite, but they lost lease after 30 years.

We stopped at the Post Ranch Hotel and it was $1200 a night.
Cambria is a lot cheaper. Kirk Creek Campground in the area is
rated as one
of best campgrounds in America. Fantastic views on the seashore.
My wife's idea of camping is warming up leftovers in the microwave in
our suite.
Just buy her a $1.5 million Prevost camper and she might change her
mind. But would be cheaper to stay at Rock Creek Ranch.

Campgrounds were fun when I was a Boy Scout... :)





B.S. campgrounds are a lot different than RV parks. And sleeping in a
Prevost RV is like being in a long, very upscale home. My truck
camper is a lot different than a tent. Not large, but nice heater,
queensize bed, stove and indoor plumbing.


But you've got to remember, Harry is a fat blob, therefore probably has
sleep apnea and other disorders.

Camping has come a long way since Harry's days of sleeping on the ground
in a fart sack.

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On Mon, 14 Sep 2009 09:16:48 -0400, Jim wrote:

B.S. campgrounds are a lot different than RV parks. And sleeping in a
Prevost RV is like being in a long, very upscale home. My truck
camper is a lot different than a tent. Not large, but nice heater,
queensize bed, stove and indoor plumbing.

But you've got to remember, Harry is a fat blob, therefore probably has
sleep apnea and other disorders.
Camping has come a long way since Harry's days of sleeping on the ground
in a fart sack.


My neighbor is currently making a path towards where we were in
California but he is doing it in a $200,000 motor home.
We figured for the 20-30 days a year he uses it, staying at the Hilton
would be a lot cheaper. The thing you don't hear a lot about is how
much stuff breaks on these things and the guys who work on them are
yacht mechanics who wanted to make more money.

You can spend twice that much for a *used* Prevost.