Oh… My… Gosh! I wanted to cry when I saw the wrinkled up rubber membrane on the roof that we just spent an extra few weeks in CO to get replaced. Unbelievable! The wrinkles went further back this time and blew out in two different places, ripping apart the new Read more…
The RV roof repair finally started going our way! The Progressive guy communicated with the service guy and the RV was ready to look at when he arrived. The damage was obvious, so a new roof was approved and ordered, and the service department started ripping off the old one Read more…
Instead of going through Kansas after leaving Jackson Lake State Park as planned, we went back to Monument and stayed at the CO Heights RV Resort while dealing with the hail damaged roof repair stuff. The RV shop kept stringing me along, trying to find a time when a bay Read more…
It took longer than expected at the RV Shop (about 3 hours!) because we noticed the new refrigerator was really wobbly when the slide out was in; so they had to try to brace it better. It was starting to get dark when we arrived and by the time we Read more…
We stayed at Fort Kearny State Recreational Area for 4 nights. (It’s pronounced car-nee; and the city and fort ARE spelled different — it’s not a typo!) I didn’t think there would be anything to do there, but we ended up enjoying several things. It’s a large campground, with at Read more…
Not much to say about this stay at Lundeens Landing for three nights. Randy made the comment that it looked like the place old RVs go, since there are a lot of campgrounds that restrict to no more than 10 years old. It looked like a lot of people lived Read more…
We stayed at Brown County Reforestation Camp for three nights, near Green Bay, WI. We went into Green Bay one day and ran some errands. Randy got his hair cut while I went to UPS, Walgreens and grabbed a smoothie from Q Tea while I waited for Randy to pick Read more…
We stayed at Pictured Rocks RV Park in Christmas, MI for four days. There wasn’t much to the campground at all, but it was quiet and had a laundry room, so it served its purpose. We passed the Munising Tourist Park Campground which had views of the lake that looked Read more…
We normally try to avoid toll roads, since it costs more with the fifth wheel; but crossing the Mackinaw Bridge, which cost us $8, was the only way to get to the Upper Peninsula. (Well, we could’ve gone an extra 12 hours around the other side of Lake Michigan, but Read more…
This stop was mostly just to break up the drive between Detroit and the Upper Peninsula. We stayed four nights at the Bay City State Recreation Area, where there wasn’t a lot to do, which was nice! I think I reserved the hardest site at this campground to back into, Read more…