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On 4/30/2023 at 11:05 AM, Pat & Pete said:

Have to wonder if they are the same folks offering Nomad insurance . 

Sorry, I read the above post incorrectly.
No affiliation.

I was stating the ad at the top for Nomad Internet and the one in the article were the same.

My bad.

I notice the ad is now gone.

N M

And this company currently has an ad at the top of the page here on the Escapee’s forum.

Nice.

4,6 & 9

McKinney COE Campground on Lake Allatoona about 30 miles north of the perimeter (I-285)

https://www.recreation.gov/camping/campgrounds/232639

2 hours ago, Lou Schneider said:

I've had the Blade A7 as my only phone for 2 years.  It and it's hotspot work fine.  Be aware Visible restricts the hotspot to one device at a time unless you get an iPhone because Apple doesn't allow this restriction.

Thanks for the info on the Blade A7. I do know about the one device at a time restriction but reading thru some of the threads here about Visible I’ve seen where you can hook up a router to the phone to allow multiple devices.

We are looking to sign up for the Visible $30 plan as a backup to our T-Mobile Senior plan. We’d prefer to not spend a lot of money on a phone to use as the hotspot.

Looking at what they offer does anyone have experience with the Blade A3 prime, Blade A7 prime or the Visible Midnight phones? Any other recommendations?

Again, we would only need this phone for the hotspot.

We stayed at Washoe Lake SP a few years ago. It’s a State Park. It’s inexpensive. It’s right there at Reno. I don’t believe it had any hookups though.

We like the Escapees park in Summerdale Alabama.

https://rainbowplantation.escapeesrvparks.com/
 

It’s about a 30 minute drive to Gulf Shores. Beautiful area. Lots to do. It can get quite chilly along the northern Gulf Coast.

Ouch!

I know last year when we were volunteers at the Sawtooth NRA the Forest Service was in the process of turning some dispersed camping into designated camping spots. They were not charging for these sites. They were just trying to get a handle on areas that were getting overused. At the Visitor Center we received comments both good and bad. Some folks were appreciative of the changes and others who complained that the dispersed campsite they’d been coming to for 20 years was now gone.

It seems all there is now is the online version and it’s pretty much hit or miss.

You don’t need to buy a whole new hitch. You can get a 1.25 to 2 inch hitch adapter on Amazon. I’m pretty sure I’ve seen them for sale in Walmart too. We used one for years on the back of our HHR toad.

Get ready to have your teeth rattled out of your head along I-10 in Louisiana.