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This is the official medically approved method, and is backed up by medical research. Melissa Kaplan's Lyme Disease Part of the Anapsid.org Chronic Neuroimmune Diseases Information Resources for CFS, FM, MCS, Lyme Disease, Thyroid, and more... Last updated April 19, 2007 Details can be found...

I just replaced our pull down blind with 1" blinds, and no teal/eggshell crap for me, I bought plain jane white, at a building material store that was going out of business, for 2 dollars, and they fit perfect, look great, the wife loves them.

Here's a thought: If you build the beds up higher (4 feet, to 6 feet above the floor) all that space UNDER is cabinetry, and highly usable. Master above in the front, with galley to one side, Kids near on the other side. Remember: If you are making this for habitation, you HAVE to have escape...

I own an 84 Avion, and want to add an entertainment center to the front area above the couch, so that the bed is still usable, (convertable couch) and so that the new shelving/cabinetry only takes up about half the front, curves around the left side and across the side to the kitchen cabinets. ...

this really depends on the age of your trailer. If it is recent, the manufacturer or dealer should have what you need If older, especially if you could call it "vintage" you may have to go to the classic suppliers like Caro. Hold on to your wallet. I had a corner of the rock guard blow off...

Had a great time looking for warmth in the South, and deep southern Texas. finally found 80 Degree days. Caught lots of fish in Brouwnsville, at Boca Chica. This new Dodge, pulls like a freight train, passin' RVs on any hill we came to. The wife said I was just showing off...

Avoid using the cook stove to heat the inside. Good way to get gassed! Run the propane furnace, and enjoy the heat. One thing that really helped move the heat, from cooking etc, was to put a small 12 volt fan up near the ceiling, out of the way, blowing downward. Only took a few seconds...

We own a 1984 avion, 30 foot, with queen bed. We love it. I can buy a new rig, but really like the way this one tows, and the way it is built. It's a classic. We have replaced all the appliances, except the microwave which we hardly ever use. My biggest challenge has been repairing the rock...

Cheyenne to Syney was slippery. I used 4WD almost all the time on ice. I only shut it off when I was tesing. I wanted power from the front as well as the back at all times. the Dodge 2500 is shift on the fly, and can go up to 55 in 4 WD, according to the manual. The truckers were quite helpful...

Wow. We left southeast Oregon 2 days after Christmas. Roads were open, and only spots of ice now and then on US 140. Dougherty Slide, east of Adel: 8% Steep, with a corner at the bottom, so You cannot make a decent run at it. I-80 at Winemuca was open, all the way to Salt Lake, with a strong...

I need a new rock guard for the front window of my Avion, 1984, 29 ft. It is the large black plastic rock guard, and due to age and cold, it failed in a couple of spots, and tore a loarge chunk off of it on the road. I am currently in Des Moines IO, but am willing to mailorder, if I can find the...

Are there still spaces available in your park for a month long stay?

You are going into an area that still has lots of power outages, but they are working on that. Yo might consider flying in, and renting a rig (if being in a MH is better for you to do your work). the roads are the big problem, especially getting over passes. According to info that I have been...

We are going to spend some time in Alabama, up in Birmingham. Instead of going to Padre Island like we usually do, we want to do some fishing on the gulf coast of Alabama. Need leads on great surf fishing spots, good RV parks, and where to avoid overcrowded, expensive parks. I'll check out...

Appreciate the comment Wendy. I strongly suggest learning from this man's actions. I worked SAR for years, and pulled people out of the most idiotic situations, imaginable. in fact, we constantly ran into situations we NEVER imagined. When not RVing, I spend most of my time in the woods, winter...