This years First Outing
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This years First Outing
by czolli on 6/16/2008, 6:01 pm
This was at WhiteSpar campground near Prescott, AZ. Just a fun little weekend trip.
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Re: This years First Outing
by scottz on 6/16/2008, 6:25 pm
Nice area. I grew up in AZ and camped all over that area and the White Mtns. Nice to have another member from this neck of the woods. Welcome.
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Re: This years First Outing
by Pickle on 6/16/2008, 10:47 pm
At the angle the awning is, doesn't it rub on the door when it opens?
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Re: This years First Outing
by Scruffy and Tater on 6/17/2008, 4:51 am
I'm green with envy! 
What a wonderful setting, I can picture Scruffy and me relaxing in our recliners, listening to the wind blowing through the pines..... ahhhhh, what a life. Glad you were able to have a nice weekend.
Tater
What a wonderful setting, I can picture Scruffy and me relaxing in our recliners, listening to the wind blowing through the pines..... ahhhhh, what a life. Glad you were able to have a nice weekend.Tater
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Re: This years First Outing
by czolli on 6/18/2008, 5:59 am
Pickle,
Yes, it does rub but we try to either leave the door open or closed so it is not too much of a problem. At this site in the afternoons the sun would get that side of the trailer so I kept the awning lowered to block as much as possible.
Yes, it does rub but we try to either leave the door open or closed so it is not too much of a problem. At this site in the afternoons the sun would get that side of the trailer so I kept the awning lowered to block as much as possible.
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