MN Blue Skies aka Max
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DH are just making our plans but one of the best things we like about RVing is meeting up with other RVers.
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Understandable.We had planned on going to western Canada this summer, but I am worried about gettin stuck in another country if certain political things being threatened happen. We are now looking at other alternatives, but haven’t completely given up on Canada yet.
If she had a lawyer, check there. That's a bad state in which to be; it also reminds me DW and I need to give a copy of ours to our kids.We will more than likely make a run to Wisconsin as soon as RV parks/campgrounds are open along the way. Mom passed away on 1-5, house is a mess, and siblings and I will have a daunting task of cleanup. Will plan on staying a couple maybe 3 weeks, take stock on what to do with the property, nobody as of today has gotten possession of a Will or a Trust, so we all are in the dark, as to what Mom’s desires were.
Your post makes me think of two things: (1) We have not been to Letchworth in a couple of years - won't make it this year but maybe next year. (2) We have been to Lake Placid but only in the winter. Will have to put that on the list, too! What campground do you stay at?Florida, Raleigh, and Virginia will start in late February to mid-April. Finger Lakes region of NY in May for a couple of weeks, and a couple of nearby state parks we haven't been to in a couple of years in June. July takes us to Lake Placid, NY. We go every year, just love the area. This year will be even better because we'll get to really use our new E-bikes on the 26-mile bike trail that starts behind our campground. Our visit there last year had a huge influence on us buying the bikes. We may add to this trip and head up to Maine. Starting in September, just after our twin grandkids' birthday Sept. 04, we'll head West towards New Mexico and Arizona to take in as much as we can in the two states. Heading back, we'll stop at Big Bend NP in Texas. From there, it'll then mostly be overnights to get back home. We usually finish our camping season back in the Finger Lakes for Columbus Day Wknd, and our last trip out just before Halloween at Robert Treman SP in Ithaca, NY.
Of course, God willing, and RV willing too!
Yes you are definitely Adventurous. We'll probably be in touch with your for recommendations for NY and Maine. How many miles and stops do you estimate you'll do this year"Florida, Raleigh, and Virginia will start in late February to mid-April. Finger Lakes region of NY in May for a couple of weeks, and a couple of nearby state parks we haven't been to in a couple of years in June. July takes us to Lake Placid, NY. We go every year, just love the area. This year will be even better because we'll get to really use our new E-bikes on the 26-mile bike trail that starts behind our campground. Our visit there last year had a huge influence on us buying the bikes. We may add to this trip and head up to Maine. Starting in September, just after our twin grandkids' birthday Sept. 04, we'll head West towards New Mexico and Arizona to take in as much as we can in the two states. Heading back, we'll stop at Big Bend NP in Texas. From there, it'll then mostly be overnights to get back home. We usually finish our camping season back in the Finger Lakes for Columbus Day Wknd, and our last trip out just before Halloween at Robert Treman SP in Ithaca, NY.
Of course, God willing, and RV willing too!
In Lake Placid, we stay at the Lake Placid Volunteer Dept!What campground do you stay at?
Unfortunately, none of us siblings know what attorney Mom used. As of today, no lawyers in the area will not acknowledge or deny that Mom was a client, until the death certificate from the County is presented to them. Still waiting on that.If she had a lawyer, check there. That's a bad state in which to be; it also reminds me DW and I need to give a copy of ours to our kids.