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Love your fire pit!;)

PC keeps too many from looking that deep into it what it was actually saying...they only see/hear what's on the surface.

Welcome to the upper midwest where the weather frequently turns on a dime...although you've been here long enough that it really shouldn't be too much of a surprise anymore. It is also an indication that it may be time to think about making the annual trek to the southwest.

Yeah, like so many things, the supply line interruptions during the pandemic caused so many things to legitimately go up in price due to supply & demand, especially vehicles, but they sure have been slow to come back down even though there is little if any supply-line issues still preventing...

Yeah, there's even your namesake park on the north end of the lake, but not sure they would allow camping. ;)

I was browsing Google Maps for something else today, and found a place for you to stop along the way there: 44°59'48.2"N 93°20'07.7"W

Yep, that works pretty good. Been there, and done that for quite a few years, and posted here on the forum a while back :Freezing Water?

...yeah, I know the type of sales person you're talking about...too bad they don't get the fact that some customers want to cut through all the BS, and just get down to the facts, and bottom line price. Just be careful up there, like me, you aren't getting any younger(or more nimble).

We purchased our 550 Ultra #174 from a couple not too far from you in Saybrook, IL back in 2013. Still in nice shape, and enjoying it 11 yrs later!

We put Leaf Guard gutters on the house and pole garage 20yrs ago, and haven't cleaned a gutter since, not cheap, but neither is trip to the ER if you fall off the ladder or roof...and with the amount of trees surrounding our home, gutter cleaning wasn't just a once a year job.

So do you just make drop biscuits, or do you roll them out and cut into rounds?

For those who find that when they buy baking powder it usually expires well before it's ever used up, you can make your own baking powder when needed. It is made of baking soda (a base), and cream of tartar(an acid) that don't really react much with each other until they are mixed with the...

Nice price on either one, and it sounds like having your battery in the rear would make the permanent/temporary installation of the alternator charger and use while driving a pretty likely possibility without being too hard to remove for installation into a different TV. I was just looking at a...

It doesn't have an alligator clip. It has eyelet connections meant to be permanently attached to the vehicles battery & ground. They could maybe be replaced with alligator clips as long as you had a good connection. I leave mine permanently attached to the battery & ground,(which took about 5...

I'm glad to see that someone finally came up with a telescopic one. A collapsible one was something I had thought about trying to do when I first saw how bulky the Solostove type burners would be for hauling, and was one of the reasons I opted out. I had been thinking more of one that would have...

It was great to finally find the forum back online today. Thanks for assisting the home nest in getting things working again. Hopefully a new server will help avoid a repeat of the long downtime.

Yes, we went from very little color to peak in about a week. Got out Saturday afternoon to take a look from the air near Mille Lacs Lake, MN

Interesting! What microwave have you found that is convenient enough to take camping with you?

Nice! I don't think I've seen a shower like that outside of a luxury hotel, much less a campground!

Glad your humor was still intact following the worst of the storm!