Plumber32
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Going to grab a couple RV sites in the a.m. when I called today for a cabin I said I was with the Honda ride. He said " theres a Honda ride here"? @Tramguage1 ?
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Plumber32
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Me 2!Looks like we will be in same site.
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As always! Seems so far away with this much snow still here. Can’t wait!
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@popeye says he’s riding out with you
Would be nice, but I said almost a year ago, make it happen befor the kids start back in school or I can’t go. I’m not gonna explore new parts of the country with out the family. Maybe next time
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I totally understand the family thing! That’s a trek for you for you. We all need to get to back together at some point in the near future. What a great group!!
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No real problems, worst case, it will add a couple hours drive time from the east side and that's it...
The story of the Fukawi Indian Tribe
Our tribe has rich and long-standing history. Long time ago, our tribe wander the wilderness. For many years, we wander looking for land to call our own. Our chief led our people through mountains, valleys, seashores and plains.
People were born wandering. People died wandering. After an entire generation of wanderers were born and died, our chief, then very old, led us to top of great mountain. He stood atop mountain summit and faced his people. He looked around. He looked far and wide. He then shouted to the gods,
"We're the Fukawi! We're the Fukawi! WHERE THE f*** ARE WE?!"
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My old dispatcher told me that story In a different way over 20 years ago! I laughed so hard as a 20 yr old apprentice. I use it whenever I can with different variations tho to people that fall for it hook line and sinker.No real problems, worst case, it will add a couple hours drive time from the east side and that's it...
The story of the Fukawi Indian Tribe
Our tribe has rich and long-standing history. Long time ago, our tribe wander the wilderness. For many years, we wander looking for land to call our own. Our chief led our people through mountains, valleys, seashores and plains.
People were born wandering. People died wandering. After an entire generation of wanderers were born and died, our chief, then very old, led us to top of great mountain. He stood atop mountain summit and faced his people. He looked around. He looked far and wide. He then shouted to the gods,
"We're the Fukawi! We're the Fukawi! WHERE THE f*** ARE WE?!"
The look on there face is priceless once they figure it out.
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Tramguage1
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When I spoke to someone last year, I told the lady there would be a pretty big group. I'm not sure if the people I spoke to are still there. I'll call back today and see what's up.
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Plumber32
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Just making sure I phoned the right place. Which I'm sure I did. But might not hurt to inform them for future callers.
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The dude (can’t Remember his name) I spoke to, when I mentioned it yesterday really didn’t know anything about a group, but when I said the person kinda heading up the adventure (yourself) was in the RV spots your in he stated your name and said he remembered talking with you or someone about something But didnt elaborate any further. He said there were some in the RV spots from a so called “group” of some sort but nothing formal. A lot of the RV spots were taken up for folks that rent for the whole summer.
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That's kind of what i experienced. I know i told the lady my forum name and that people would be calling to make reservations.
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What number did you call? I can't get anyone to pick up....
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Plumber32
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It's not going to hurt to miss a couple days. They're still young enough. Mine are missing 3 days.
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I had to call the main store number. The one for the RV sites no one would answer, it’s took me seven or eight calls they said they were clearing snow. I got spot 38 checking in Thursday and leaving Monday. They said they have seven or eight RV spots left.
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Wow, the snow lingers that late....No real problems, worst case, it will add a couple hours drive time from the east side and that's it...
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Alan aka Davinci
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@Wallace have you ever seen the movie Deliverance? That is why you don't want to look or appear to be a tourist in Colorado.
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