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IanC

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Posted: 11/06/06 11:32am

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Hey Mike. i'm way ahead of ya. just downloaded Photobucket and posted the pic's again. They are appearing side by side, rather large. What pic size should I use?

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Posted: 11/06/06 12:11pm

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Hey if anybody is out there and can see my pics now send me a note.
I dropped the size down to 600 X 480 for the future. Sorry about that.

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Posted: 11/06/06 12:14pm

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IanC...I don't see your pics. Only little x's in a box.

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IanC

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Posted: 11/06/06 12:25pm

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Okay. lets try this one more time. (good thing I'm the Boss!)
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95Aerostar w/06 Bayside Last May 24...

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Hi Ian. I can see the three pics now that you linked from PhotoBucket. Wow, that Bayside is a real beauty! It has the slide out on the other side too?

Looking back, the one thing I would have done differently for us would be to have battery and furnace. The lack of hot water isn't so much of a problem (for me at least!), the propane powered instant hot water shower handles bathing needs and we just boil a kettle to wash dishes or wash your face. It's just the two of us.

I'm having Len's RV add the 12v battery this spring, and that will likely lead the way to a furnace later in the season. I see that the Suburban NT-12SE or 16SE would be a fine selection. Cheapest I've seen so far is about $320 US with free shipping to the states. My folks live in Ocala, FL for 4 or 5 months of the year, I guess I could get them to buy one and bring it back with them.

I just bought a couple of 12v Bunk Light with fan off ebay. Most of the RV Dealers want $95 CDN just for one, I managed to get two for $77 CDN delivered to my door.

Camping in Ontario, Canada

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Posted: 11/09/06 07:32am

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Hello Freymann
Ya she's a beaute. It's got the slide out dinette and a tip out galley. The slide out makes a lot of difference especially with the kids on rainy days.
I never even had the chance to turn our hot water on last season. It's not a big deal if you are in a park with ALL of the facilities.

Having the battery is a bonus. I can load up the fridge and run it off the battery until we get set up and then just switch it over.

I bought 2 of the fan lights when I got the pup. sounds like you got a great deal for yours!

Anyways, looking forawrd to next spring.

Thanks to Mike for fixing my pics as well!