View From Your Airstream Door

[KJRitchie]

Where do you fill up with water and dump around there?

We may join you.....in a few years

Kelvin

[BoldAdventure]

Originally Posted by KJRitchie

Where do you fill up with water and dump around there?

We may join you.....in a few years

Kelvin

We were camping outside of Joshua Tree on BLM land. We filled up at the Cottonwood Canyon Campground inside the park and dumped there too. I carry four 5.5g jerry cans as well.

In town there are two places to get water. Recycling and trash. Not sure of a dump station, but I can go about 14-18 days on the black tank, depending if I do #1 outside or not. And gray water, well it goes on the ground.

[Nelson428]

Thunderstorms on the Mississippi Gulf Coast.


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[m.hony]

Is that your parents' rig out the window?

[TinShack]

Originally Posted by BoldAdventure

In town there are two places to get water. Recycling and trash. Not sure of a dump station, but I can go about 14-18 days on the black tank, depending if I do #1 outside or not. And gray water, well it goes on the ground.

There is a dump station at the Borrego Palm Canyon Campground in the State Park just west of town. There is also a dump station at the Arco Station on the corner of Hwy S22 and Hwy 86 at Salton City. The Springs at Borrego RV Resort also has a dump station and I think they will let you use it, but you may want to call them. It's the closest to you. I don't know what fee any of these places charge. Enjoy!

[Nelson428]

Originally Posted by m.hony

Is that your parents' rig out the window?

Yes Mike it is. My father is doing better, and both my parents wanted to go camping so here we are. He still gets very tired quickly but I can take him home if he gets ready, it's only a few hours to their home.


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[m.hony]

Glad y'all are enjoying it.

[Nelson428]

Still a rainy day on the beach.




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[tsunami]

Originally Posted by Nelson428

Still a rainy day on the beach.

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Where are you folks camping at?

[Nelson428]

Originally Posted by tsunami

Where are you folks camping at?

Buccaneer State Park, Mississippi Gulf Coast.


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[m.hony]

That park is on my "bucket list".


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[mpsgolf]

Not quite from the door, but from a hike nearby...Grand Tetons.

[Nelson428]

Originally Posted by mpsgolf

Not quite from the door, but from a hike nearby...Grand Tetons.

Beautiful !!


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[m.hony]

The last time I saw the Tetons I was a U. S. Forest Service firefighter in the 1988 Yellowstone fires-


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[mpsgolf]

Originally Posted by m.hony

The last time I saw the Tetons I was a U. S. Forest Service firefighter in the 1988 Yellowstone fires-


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Then you may appreciate this. Nature renewing itself.

[LAWBC]

Originally Posted by BoldAdventure

We were camping outside of Joshua Tree on BLM land. We filled up at the Cottonwood Canyon Campground inside the park and dumped there too. I carry four 5.5g jerry cans as well.

In town there are two places to get water. Recycling and trash. Not sure of a dump station, but I can go about 14-18 days on the black tank, depending if I do #1 outside or not. And gray water, well it goes on the ground.

Become a certified organic farmer and grow vegies with that gray water ,eh. Merry Christmas .

[BoldAdventure]

Originally Posted by LAWBC

Become a certified organic farmer and grow vegies with that gray water ,eh. Merry Christmas .

Potatos.

[switz]

Have been to the Grand Tetons National Park many times in the 90s. Usually around the July 4 time period and the snow was still on the ground. Always enjoyed the hikes that started on the far side of Jenny Lake and went up into the mountains.

We had a close encounter with a young Black bear cub which ran past us and climbed up a tree about 15 feet away. We did not linger in case the mother was around. All concerned were definitely startles by the experience.

We came down off of an icy hill into the woods and we were about fifteen feet away from a bull Moose that was resting in the shade with a few small bushes between it and us. We just kept moving downhill.

[PKI]

Those hikes are likely the best way to enjoy the Tetons. Just driving by is a great view, but not really the heart of the park. A significant difference from Yellowstone, where you do experience a bit more of the park on a drive through. Thanks for sharing your bear and moose experience. Pat

[bunni]

Ft DeSoto Park, FL