I hate crowded RV camping

[Ron Wrighton]

Hope I did this right. If picture does not show would someone please delete this post.

[Steve L.]

I've felt like I've camped there!

It's bad enough when you're camped belly button to butt orifice but I hate it when people park parallel to the access road rather than perpendicular to it. At least the latter way I have a sense of privacy looking at their street side.

[Bill MacDermod]

I've felt like I've camped there!

It's bad enough when you're camped belly button to butt orifice but I hate it when people park parallel to the access road rather than perpendicular to it. At least the latter way I have a sense of privacy looking at their street side.

Steve, thats what makes these little eggs so nice,you have a choice to take up the whole width of the site in stead of the whole length

[Alan Weinel]

OMG!!!

You know what that is????

I Redneck High-Rise. YIKES!!!!!!!!!!!

Hope I did this right. If picture does not show would someone please delite this post.

[Benita]

Myrtle Beach?

[Kevin K]

Time to find a new camp ground.

[George-O]

That must be located right downdown in "Hillbilly", USA.

A neat way to keep the family close about.

[Bob H]

Myrtle Beach?

Not my neighborhood, but it does resemble Pirateland campground, without the adolecents driving golf carts.

I've seen that picture before, I think it's actually of a outdoor stage of a dinner theater (I think it was in Europe somewhere)

ConwayBob

[April Wilcox]

[quote]Time to find a new camp ground.

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That looks like most festivals I have been to!!

[Frederick L. Simson]

I've seen that picture before, I think it's actually of a outdoor stage of a dinner theater (I think it was in Europe somewhere)

You saw it here:
"Redneck Mansion"

[bonnie w]

A knock-off from Habitant 67 Expo 1967, Montreal, Quebec.

[Coach George Jessup]

A knock-off from Habitant 67 Expo 1967, Montreal, Quebec.

intresting tid bit. thanks

Here is the Habitat 67 expo

http://www.architecture.uwaterloo.ca/facul...ri/habitat.html

[bonnie w]

Watched a brilliant documentary on Habitat 67 by the architect Moshe Safdie. He was only 23 yrs. old when he designed it. It still is very beautiful all these years later. Thanks Coach for posting the link. (funny what were the chances of seeing this tonight on tv)

[james kent]

Thanks for the memories.
Went to Habitant 67 at expo while on our honeymoon, 41 years ago. Now that's all comming back under 'Jokes and tall stories'. Maybe that's a fact, EH?