I don't understand...

[Gardner Yeaw]

Dale,
When I was in High school and a couple of years after I worked at
a large cruiser sales outfit. Boats are really fun toys and the
destinations can be awesome. I must admit, however, that the scenery
can often be pretty monotonous. You do get to pass by some very
impressive mansions by the shoreline, but not much else. I must
admit that if I throw a line out the back of my Bluebird I don't
catch many fish, and I seldom find attractive young women in bikinis
sunning themselves on my roof. But having been there and done that,
you will find a whole new group of very interesting folks in the RV
community. In an RV you have a constantly changing view of the
countryside and a magnificent selection of routes to take to any
destination. On the negative side, the other users of the road don't
seem to abide by any intelligent rules so you need to be constantly
on the alert for potential collisions. When you are on the water all
you encounter is other boaters, when you are on land you have to
deal with everyone else.

So a solid steel Bluebird is your best defense, get one and enjoy
it.


Gardner
78FC33
--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, hatteras61@... wrote:
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> Howard and Scott,
> Your comments are greatly appreciated and probing the character
of the group
> seems to have unearthed some really fine folks. I'm considering
> a BB a "must have" now and look forward to meeting you all.
> Maybe even on the boat, although it is actively for sale.
> Dale Gish
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