fchammer1
FL, PA & points in between
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rjf7g wrote:Ahhhh....another teacher! Welcome to the forum and thank you for your service!
Wow! It's about time. 33 years here. Your're welcome.
I would have done 35 years except for the infusion of politics and the fact that another two years of my life would have added only $38 per month to my retirement check. I made more than that by being an RV rally vendor for the next eight years.
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Captain Pickle
Eastern Kentucky
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In Kentucky you gotta try Soup Beans and Cornbread with Fried Taters and a bunch of Green Onions! Mmmmmmm Good! And naturally you will want to try the Kentucky Fried Chicken!!!!
Pickle & Debbie
2005 Chevrolet Silverado Crew Cab 5.3L
2007 SunnyBrook Sunset Creek 267RL
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awoodwaring
California
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rjf7g wrote:Ahhhh....another teacher! Welcome to the forum and thank you for your service!
You can thank my hubby...he has been teaching for the last decade. I am not working right now (darn economy), so I consider myself a pseudo teacher. I am finishing my teaching credential for special education. I do look forward to the honor of being a teacher. 
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Francesca Knowles
Port Hadlock, Washington
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Best/most popular Southern non-alcoholic beverage: A bottle of Coca Cola to which you add peanuts.
Fatality rate from choking unknown.
" Not every mind that wanders is lost. " With apologies to J.R.R. Tolkien
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Acampingwewillgo
USA
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I thought your first post was about loading up the RV for a month of Travel? I think you got a good consenus, that that wasnt such a good idea. Having just traveled cross country last Sept/Oct....WalMart is your friend not only for overnighting(which Ive never done) but also for your basic food group needs. Quite frankly, I searched them out when we needed basics because most of them have amply parking for RV's. Local fruits and vegetales can be found in most any small town as long as you get off the interstate and travel the highways instead(or at least for a short distances). Have a Great Time either way.
96 Vogue Prima Vista 37' CAT 3176B
Our Babies: Mollie, Rubie, Cassie and Maggie, all rescued Cavalier King Charles Spaniels
Rally's and get togethers.....Lots
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CLefor
Western North Dakota
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markandkim
Swansea, MA.
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Twin lobsters and a clam boil are hard to beat up here. Chased with new england clam chowder and sam adams summer ale.
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2008 Dakota 4.7L 2012 Hemi 1500 (soon)
2010 Amer-Lite 255BH
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Leo Benson
CT
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tktplz wrote:Here in Louisiana I think of Fishing & Hunting, Collage Football, Craw-fish, Gumbo and Mardi Gras. "These are the things I think of as a native Louisianian.
What part of LA are you passing through?
I had an amazing jalapeño cheddar grit cake at Masons in Baton Rouge.
Beignets, pralines, gumbo, jambalaya, po boys, muffulettas in NOLA, (central market), the list goes on...... It's not humanly possible to leave LA hungry!!
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Leo Benson
CT
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terrytrailertrash wrote:Actually, SC peaches are as good if not better than Georgia's. We have quite a few roadside peach stands that have been featured in Southern Living Magazine. We also have good BBQ (the sauces vary greatly by the regions of the state) and good seafood. If you know your route, post it or pm me and I can be more specific. Happy and safe travels!
Bessingers BBQ in Charleston!!!
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Leo Benson
CT
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Date shakes in AZ. Can't remember the route, I passed thru on the way from San Diego to PHX. Amazing. Try them even if you don't like dates. Tastes like caramel. It's famous, just google it.
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