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SWharton

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  1. way too much work. I was more curious than anything else. Thanks all.
  2. I had hoped it would be like Tail of the Dragon or Million Dollar Highway, recognizable.
  3. Phoenix but I don't think it was a recent trip. They were comparing horror roads.
  4. undecided, maybe in the car
  5. I overheard a conversation at the doctor's today and was called before I could ask where this road was. The way they were talking it is a humdiinger rough, mountainous and they didn't think an RV should be on it. When I came out they were gone. Does anyone know where this road might be?
  6. I have made microwave fudge a few times for potlucks on the road. Never had any left to bring back to the rig.
  7. I looked at that and it is too expensive. POI Factory was free. An app won't work as I want to put it into my Garmin.
  8. Can I download it to my PC. I want to load it onto my Garmin.
  9. I just discovered POI Factory no longer has a Low Clearances file and I cannot locate my old one. Does anyone have a file they could send me? Thanks.
  10. We were given a card to carry proving we had the vaccine, why would we need anything else?
  11. What about the weight??? Buy a keyboard.
  12. We have had no problems with Visible, we mostly text and use it as a hot spot where it performed great as we streamed programs. TMobile and ATT did not work, but Verizon did. Nothing to complain about for $25 a month and unlimited.
  13. SWharton

    Yosemite

    I have a question of driving a 13' high MH into Yosemite but, based on the road restrictions for height there is no road that I could drive on. Am I correct on this? Thanks. Here is the list I found: Wawona Road Continuation of Highway 41 inside the park Maximum vehicle length: 45 feet (for single vehicles). Height restrictions: Wawona Tunnel, into Yosemite Valley: 10 feet 2 inches at curb; from Yosemite Valley, 13 feet 6 inches at curb (the height of the tunnel at the white fogline is higher and California-legal vehicles are able to drive through the tunnel while remaining in their lane). Seasons: Open all year (chains may be required in winter). El Portal Road Continuation of Highway 140 inside the park Maximum vehicle length: 45 feet for single vehicle, 60 feet for combination vehicle, 35 feet for towed vehicle from hitch to rear bumper Height restrictions: 12 feet 10 inches Seasons: Open all year (chains may be required in winter). Note: Highway 140 outside the park (between El Portal and Mariposa) can accommodate vehicles up to 45 feet long, effective June 27, 2008. The 28-foot total vehicle length limit will no longer be in effect beginning June 27, 2008. Big Oak Flat Road Continuation of Highway 120 from the west into the park Maximum vehicle length: 45 feet for single vehicle. Height restrictions: tunnels, from Yosemite Valley: 10 feet 3 inches; into Yosemite Valley, 13 feet 8 inches (the height of the tunnel at the white fogline is higher and California-legal vehicles are able to drive through the tunnel while remaining in their lane). Seasons: Open all year (chains may be required in winter). Tioga Road Continuation of Highway 120 through the park Seasons: Closed from approximately November through May. Overnight parking is not permitted between October 15 and the opening of the road in spring. Read below for tips on pulling a trailer over Tioga Pass. Vehicle Restrictions - Yosemite National Park (U.S. National Park Service) https://www.nps.gov/yose/planyourvisit/restrictions.htm 3 of 5 3/19/2021, 3:27 PM Glacier Point Road Maximum vehicle length: Beyond Sentinel Dome/Taft Point trailhead, 30 feet for single vehicle, no trailers. Buses longer than 30 feet or with capacity of 26 passengers or more are not permitted beyond the Badger Pass Ski Area. Seasons: Closed from approximately November through May (Badger Pass portion of the road is open from approximately mid December through March). Overnight parking on the Glacier Point Road between Badger Pass and Glacier Point is not permitted between October 15 and the opening of the road in spring. Mariposa Grove Road Maximum vehicle length: 25 feet; no trailers permitted. Seasons: Closed approximately November to March or April. When open for the season, park and use the free shuttle. Vehicles displaying disability placards are allowed any time when the road is open for the season.
  14. I thought I heard the IRS didn't start processing until Mid-Feb, probably a backlog.
  15. We switched from Bank of the Wes to Alliant, had all sorts of problems with BoW. Alliant was a dream to deal with and a lot better rate. They did have a 2 people who specialized in RV/fulltimer loans. Made life a lot easier.
  16. It is available as long as you are and Escapee, 4 updates a year. Newbies aren't going to boondock, they are heading for the resorts which we shun. Newbies may try boondocking once but no phone, no tv, no electricity, no computer will change their minds fast. You need to be set up for boondocking and have a mental attitude to do this.
  17. I read someplace that they bill the insurance for the injection, not for the medication. Who know what will really happen.
  18. We filed but didn't pay yet plus we have est. tax due
  19. I received this today. Since we owe this would be a nice gift. Comments. https://www.irs.gov/newsroom/victims-of-texas-winter-storms-get-deadline-extensions-and-other-tax-relief IRS Newswire Feb. 22, 2021 News Essentials What's Hot News Releases IRS - The Basics IRS Guidance Media Contacts Facts & Figures Around The Nation e-News Subscriptions The Newsroom Topics Multimedia Center Noticias en Español Radio PSAs Tax Scams The Tax Gap Fact Sheets IRS Tax Tips Armed Forces Latest News Home IRS Resources Compliance & Enforcement Contact My Local Office Filing Options Forms & Instructions Frequently Asked Questions News Taxpayer Advocate Where to File IRS Social Media Issue Number: IR-2021-43 Inside This Issue IRS extends April 15 and other upcoming deadlines, provides other tax relief for victims of Texas winter storms WASHINGTON – Victims of this month’s winter storms in Texas will have until June 15, 2021, to file various individual and business tax returns and make tax payments, the Internal Revenue Service announced today. Following The recent disaster declaration issued by the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), the IRS is providing this relief to the entire state of Texas. But taxpayers in other states impacted by these winter storms that receive similar FEMA disaster declarations will automatically receive the same filing and payment relief. The current list of eligible localities is always available on the disaster relief page on IRS.gov.
  20. I have had both shots, no reaction with either, not even a sore arm.
  21. Yes, there is a window on the side of the building to pick up your mail. I don't recall the hours. Take a tour of the facility while you are there. Interesting.
  22. I find email is a much faster approach for contacting Escapees. They are probably closed and no one can get in to update the message.
  23. We did a drive thru and most cars both we inoculated.
  24. Thanks for the suggestion. I had used Keepass for years and just switched(kind of) to LastPass a few months ago, testing the waters. I have been adding more and more to LastPass over the last couple weeks, off to learn a new product.
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