Thread: Camping Lux times 10
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	10-19-2011 01:45 AM #1
 
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	10-20-2011 07:05 AM #2
 That is a not a camper. It is a house.Love taking my classic car to genes tire. 
 
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	10-20-2011 10:52 PM #3
 Yeesh,thats hard to look at..It looks like its got a big flat wart planted in the middle of its forehead..Interior looks good,,just dont like the front...Heavy little sucker,too...Micah 6:8 
 
 If we aren't supposed to have midnight snacks,,,WHY is there a light in the refrigerator???
 
 Robin.
 
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	10-20-2011 11:09 PM #4
 I like the inside too Robin.The rest I could do without.Good Bye 
 
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	10-21-2011 12:31 AM #5
 Did I miss the kitchen or is there one?"  "No matter where you go, there you are!" Steve. "No matter where you go, there you are!" Steve.
 
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	10-21-2011 04:12 AM #6
 It must be in the east wing, just past the fireplace and before the entertainment room!...at least I'm enjoying the ride! 
 
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	10-21-2011 04:32 AM #7
 That is a fugly RV. Outside as well as inside.
 
 As far as 40 feet? No big deal any longer in the US. 43 and 45 footers are "normal". Then leather, TV's and adjoining bath rooms - even my mid range 34' 5th wheel has them. Unfortunately mine only has a 26" TV and the fireplace option wasn't checked off.Dave W 
 I am now gone from this forum for now - finally have pulled the plug 
 
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	10-21-2011 10:25 AM #8
 I wonder where you store the firewood? Looks like it's lined with marbel on the walls, or maybe granite, must help it achieve that 20 ton weight!"  "No matter where you go, there you are!" Steve. "No matter where you go, there you are!" Steve.
 
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	10-21-2011 11:33 AM #9
 The fireplace would be either propane or electric - as they are in the US.
 
 I was just looking at one of the RV sites I follow - granite counter tops and tile bath/kitchen and some floors are now the norm in some of the $200K and up motor homes as well as some of the $75K and up 5th wheels.
 
 But for Europe - grandiose, as they have porta pottys and tiny bunks in many of their dinky "caravans"Dave W 
 I am now gone from this forum for now - finally have pulled the plug 
 
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	10-21-2011 12:39 PM #10
 When I do get to restore my RV there will be a combination of heated tile in the bathroom,wood,and thick pile carpet.Because of the camp sites and the dust,you do want to limit the amount of carpet.That is why you see wood floors on some of the newer stuff.It's easier to take care of.Good Bye 
 






 
		
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