Re: [A/S] A/S Camping

[hhamp5246@xxxxxxx]

<< Sitting long enough, as mine has, they tend to take on the natural look of 
 the surroundings (i.e. moss on the north side, etc.).>>

LOL, natural camouflage
 
 <<Not that I'm disagreeing with you.  I believe that the A/S are great and 
that  they are nonetheless the way to go.  You don't see many Vintage SOB's 
out  there.  >>

I do see some of the little old cuties.... like Shastas and Scotties... most 
not in great shape, showing their age.  Many of them are now permanently 
parked in campgrounds, I suspect they are no longer road worthy though.

A rather large family was living in what appeared to be a 15' Shasta in 
Lubbock... seemed like they were permanent.  A husband, wife and a couple of 
little kids... 2 or 3 kids.  Yikes!

I spoke without thinking, I don't go into the wilderness as a rule, so I 
don't see hunter's cabins...or maybe I do and all that natural camouflage is 
hiding them from my view (c:

Hunter, just west of Memphis... tomorrow......Graceland!!!!