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Now that I have made the move to Florida, where the temp is expected to be 81 ?, I can enjoy these songs so much more than when I lived up north.

I can write "last!", but when do you think LL will pull the plug on this board? Do you think they will leave it here until just after Christmas? Or perhaps till the end of the year?

Not so fast - I am still here!

Pin is kidding, right?

Today, we took the Lenoir City exit off I-75 to buy some gas on our final trip south to complete our move to Florida. Is Lenoir City going to be as crowded as Hopkinsville KY? It should really be HOT in August. We are going to make our plans for next year starting in January.

Well, I will either see you in Maine, or perhaps on another board. Until then -
LAST

Merlin, I am surprised! After meeting you at the PNW Rally, I thought you would never get into one of pinstriper's games. How little we know about each other...

LAST!!!

Have you noticed how few new posts are showing up on this board? Maybe there are only a few of us still coming to this board.

My husband is laughing and says I don't need any help.

My husband says, and I quote, "There's no way you guys are going to get the last word." So my husband gets the last word, and he doesn't even post here.

No, we have not done this to our Camplite, but I thought some of the techies here would find this to be intriguing. I follow an RVing blog, Outside Our Bubble. This is a married couple in a Class A who are full-time RVing. The latest post is about installing these electronic valves. When I saw this post, I thought, well now I have heard of everything!

www.outsideourbubble.com

Posting your message twice is an interesting tactic, but you lost, lost, lost the chance to post last! I always get the last word! Mwahaha!

I think they will have the last word, now that I think about it...

Ah, leave the lights on because LL is paying for them!

Maybe we won't even know what will be the last post. Maybe one day we will come here, just to find out there is no more "here"

Update on going to Hopkinsville KY for the solar eclipse: the manager of the state fairgrounds returned my call. For parking, which he defined as dry camping, they are charging $160 per night, for as many nights as you want to stay. Potable water will be available for campers to fill their tanks. Yowza!

If anybody knows of someplace right on the total eclipse line that won't be charging so much, I would like to know. The next total solar eclipse visible from the US will be in 2024. Carbondale, IL will be on the line, and the city is starting to make plans for that now.

I expect to catch up with Merlin at the Maine LL Rally, so I will be interested to  hear what his plans for USFS camping for the eclipse will be.