FlickerTales: Recent Comments

Comment on RV Guys WEB Cam

Tony Trimarco — Mon, 07 Jul 2008 10:00:14 GMT

Great web site if you like to browse and check out what others are doing. Lots of neat things to see, read, and links to more information. Thanks John

Comment on Mark's RV Resource Page

Tony Trimarco — Thu, 26 Jun 2008 10:07:36 GMT

This is a great website! I can't believe all the information. Really good for someone new like me. Thanks

Comment on Things to do while at Medora campout

Helen Evans — Tue, 10 Jun 2008 09:03:09 GMT

John,
Thanks for the information on Medora. With all the activities and shopping I'm sure we will keep busy at this camping rally. Medora is my all-time favorite place to camp in North Dakota. We've been camping in this small, historic town for more than 30 years - from the tent to the RV. With the 150th celebration this year of Theodore Roosevelt, the cowboy president, the town will have a things to see and do. We'll have fun!

Comment on Map Showing NOAA Weather Radio Coverage

John Hilley — Thu, 15 May 2008 16:28:41 GMT

Most buy a residential model with internal batteries and AC power. Here is a link to info http://www.weather.gov/nwr/nwrrcvr.htm

Comment on Map Showing NOAA Weather Radio Coverage

Tony Trimarco — Thu, 15 May 2008 15:42:14 GMT

Since I am new to RVing, how useful is having a weather radio? Are there any recommendations on what kind to purchase?

Comment on Flying J Tips

Helen Evans — Sun, 19 Aug 2007 20:06:31 GMT

Flying J is a favorite place for us to stop when we are traveling also. Most J’s have designated parking for RVers. They publish a map with all their stores yearly and you can pick them up at the Flying J station. If you are traveling on a particular highway or state you will most likely find a Flying J. They have a small Asian buffet area as well as a larger American-type buffet dining room and you can also order from the menu. It’s a nice convenient store especially if you are on the road and you have forgotten something in the food line that you need. If you don’t want the buffet you can enjoy their takeouts as well. When going to South Carolina we gas up from Flying J to Flying J.

Comment on Flying J Tips

J Lucas — Thu, 05 Jul 2007 02:05:46 GMT

My wife and I used to deliver new RV's all over the US and Canada. We frequently stopped at Flying J for Refueling, Meals, and Overnight we never had a problem with the facilities. Some locations are more RV friendly ... usually the newer locations because Flying J has found RV's are good people to take care of and they do. We plan to take to the road very soon in our own RV soon and look forward to stopping at Flying J every chance we get.

Comment on Nodak Flickertails Camping with High Desert Rig Runners

Tryna Morton — Sun, 18 Feb 2007 17:45:03 GMT

Cathy and John,
Both Al and I certainly enjoyed getting to know you during our campout. Have a great rest of your trip and stay in touch. Your blog is interesting :-). When you get a chance you might want to check out our photo-journal at
www.saltontheroad.com.

Tryna

Comment on Pictures of Old Motorhomes

jerry n. — Sun, 19 Nov 2006 18:15:13 GMT

Good to see that some of these are still on the road. Our ol class c winnebago sportsmans den did not make it

Comment on The Ultimate Motorhome Tire Chains for Snow

Marjorie Morrison — Sat, 11 Nov 2006 18:50:22 GMT

Warren had these on spot chains on his school bus in Long Beach, CA 25 years ago and really liked them...he would take school kids to the mountains for their snow trips often. Then in Hemet he drove the school bus in Idlywild three years and had them on that bus too. Marjorie