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RE: Tucson to Ouray route
Only you can decide your comfort level in towing over the Million Dollar Highway. You know what the road is like.
We have pulled over it but really prefer, and like the Cortez/ Lizard Head route. Much less worrisome. It is a great way to cross the San Juans.
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cruiserjs
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03/29/12 10:40am |
Roads and Routes
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RE: What a rip-off. Two-star park for a 6 star price
Just too much personal renting back and forth!
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cruiserjs
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08/03/11 01:11pm |
RVing in Canada and Alaska
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RE: Any Ideas for a 315/70r17 Winter Studded Snow Tire Load E
Slightly off topic but if you plan to drive to Alaska in March you had better check on the rules regarding studded tires in Alberta, BC, and Yukon. Some jurisdictions ban them after certain spring months.
Pose this question in the Canada/Alaska forum and locals from those places will know the answer.
John
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cruiserjs
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07/07/11 06:59pm |
Tow Vehicles
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RE: Planning for 2012
Welcome to the Canada/Alaska forum. Ask away!! You will find pretty knowledgable folks here willing and eager to help!
John
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cruiserjs
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07/07/11 06:48pm |
RVing in Canada and Alaska
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RE: hope link works
Yes - we were there in our Rv in Mesa and left the next AM - after I washed the truck windshield so I could see to drive! Unbelievable - and as far as the Phoenix area - we were just on the edge of the cloud!!
Not something we want to experience many more times!
John
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cruiserjs
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07/07/11 06:03pm |
Snowbirds
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RE: Moderators
How will we ever get by with nobody to shut things down each time a debate happens to start?
Wishing Dianne the best in her recovery!
Simple - don't start a debatable subject, and keep personal opinions to yourself!
John
PS - obviously I will find wifi some places on the road Now in page at Lake Powell.
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cruiserjs
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07/06/11 08:26pm |
Workamping Forum
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RE: Reservation needed in Arizona?
In the Mesa area generally for long-term stays between jan. and end of March a reservation is usually required. You can usually find a space for a day or so most anytime.
Last season our park filled up for long term spots.
Try here: www.cal-am.com and see what they say.
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cruiserjs
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07/06/11 08:23pm |
Beginning RVing
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RE: New Campground Host's Can Spoil The Experiance
Hottubkid is absolutely correct! Rules are there to be followed by ALL and a hosts job is to see that ALL follow them!
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cruiserjs
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07/06/11 08:17pm |
General RVing Issues
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RE: to Poncha spings CO, from the south "Raton or Poncha pass"
We have used both pretty often. To me they are just about the same, but how do you propose getting to the San Luis valley in order to cross Poncha?
Just curious.
John
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cruiserjs
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07/06/11 07:56pm |
Roads and Routes
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RE: For heaven sake slow down!
There are many other threads for current road conditions. Those discussions are way past the original intent of this one so it is closed. Look elsewhere for road conditions for any stretch you need.
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cruiserjs
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07/06/11 07:02pm |
RVing in Canada and Alaska
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RE: Diesel availability, Waterton Park to Jasper
RVer's Friend shows a Flying J truck stop in Cranbrook and a Husky truck stop in Golden. Also listed is a Flying J in Hinton, east of Jasper. If your return trip takes you eastbound from Jasper then there are plenty of diesel stops.
But your route will not take you anywhere near these FJs!
However - you will find diesel available anywhere fuel is sold on your route.
What is your suggested route from the east side? Makes a difference for folks that will try to give you specific information.
John
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cruiserjs
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07/06/11 06:48pm |
RVing in Canada and Alaska
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RE: Will have to change my Yukon/Alaska RV travel website ...
Oh friend Sue - congratulations and good luck! We all look forward to your reports of this new "journey".
John
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cruiserjs
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07/05/11 08:33pm |
RVing in Canada and Alaska
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Moderators
Hi all. Please be good folks and behave yourselves for the next while. Dianne is back in the hospital with a heart attack as of yesterday and I am enroute to our workkamping/CG hosting job in N. Idaho and will be off line also for a while until settled in.
Thanks, John
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cruiserjs
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07/05/11 05:46pm |
Workamping Forum
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RE: Workamping in Yellowstone
The OP has provided her final answer. Thread is closed.
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cruiserjs
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07/05/11 05:41pm |
Workamping Forum
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RE: Increase in Camping Fees !
It costs money to support that lady playing a harp by the grand piano at the Lake Louise lodge. And folks enjoy that kind of nature while sipping their cocktails. And that is the way Parks Canada wants it (apparently).
No - Parks Canada has no part in funding staff at the Chateau and similar places. To the contrary - the hotel owners pay lease fees to the Park.
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cruiserjs
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07/05/11 05:36pm |
RVing in Canada and Alaska
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RE: Isn't this like saying "take off" to your neighbors?
And just what is wrong with hinting that you value your privacy?
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cruiserjs
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07/05/11 03:09pm |
General RVing Issues
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RE: I 80 vs I 70
Yes, on both of them in Oct. The high passes in CO are more likely to get snow than WY at this time of year but either one will sometimes get it.
But if there is a snow storm I 80 will be the worst choice because of the notorious winds/ground blizzards. For the poster who said they have never encountered winds on I 80 - just count you blessings!
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cruiserjs
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07/05/11 03:04pm |
Roads and Routes
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RE: special car insurance confusion!
The final word is there to read. The Inter-provincial Proof of Insurance IS needed in Canada , IN CASE of ACCIDENT or TRAFFIC Stop.
Not needed to enter the country. Border agents will not ask for it - it is not a crossing matter.
Check the information in the "clickies at the top of this forum.
Thread is closed.
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cruiserjs
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07/05/11 12:21pm |
RVing in Canada and Alaska
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RE: 18K trailer and 18K hitch OK???
I doubt it! As you said - rather be over then under!
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cruiserjs
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07/05/11 10:03am |
Fifth-Wheels
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RE: The wind is blowing out on PEI!
On the beach - expect breezes or wind!
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cruiserjs
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07/04/11 07:09pm |
RVing in Canada and Alaska
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