...."here we are Dear!, on the shores of Gichi Gumi, as soon as I hook up the 50 amp shore power we can roll out the livingroom slide and watch ' As The World Turns' on our 42" HDTV with surround sound."

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I recall climbing Mt Washington

This one is on Barb's Bucket List, Corey.

Lou

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This one is on Barb's Bucket List, Corey.

Absolutely worth the effort. I've climbed it at least a dozen times and skied Tuckerman's Ravine twice. For a first time up, I recommend the Ammonoosuc Ravine trail which starts at the Cog Railway. If you plan ahead, you could make a reservation to stay at Lake of the Clouds AMC lodge. That's a pretty cool experience in itself!
http://www.summitpost.org/ammo...-ravine-trail/156270

I frequent this site in the winter time just to remind myself why I live in Florida.
http://www.mountwashington.org/weather/summit.php

The ones that get me are the folks who pull into a place, set up their chairs, and open up a bay that has a tv in it. There they are, facing the coach watching tv. They could stay home and do that in their driveway,......and i wouldn't have to listen to it.

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Shadow man

brother

I'm fine with that as long as it's a Bruins game or Nascar....or the Playboy channel.......or...

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I'm fine with that as long as it's a Bruins game or Nascar....or the Playboy channel.......or...

...welllll ..OK.. maybe if there's beer
...lager.. from the oldest continuest brewery in USA

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from the oldest continuest brewery in USA

Yinggalingadingdang beer , right?

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Yinggalingadingdang beer

Lager, premium beer, porter, Chesterfield ale and Black and Tan
Pottsville, PA

I recall going to a restaurant in Clark's Summit, PA where you had to BYOB. We always picked up a case of Yuengling for the night. The whole experience was uniquely Pennsylvania.

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"here we are Dear!, on the shores of Gichi Gumi, as soon as I hook up the 50 amp shore power we can roll out the livingroom slide and watch ' As The World Turns' on our 42" HDTV with surround sound."

Hey!! Are you makin' phun of ME??????

As to the sudject of this post, we have done those air seals here on double-slide Newells. It is a labor-intensive job to say the least.

Ciao

Billy,

Do you recall the cost per seal on the Newells?

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Hey!! Are you makin' phun of ME??????

I wouldn't do that to an X neighbor of my daughter, she lived in Carencro a few years back.
got to visit her one time and met some of those "Coon a..." loved it!

The seals and associated "parts" cost us $2,045.85 for two rooms. You use a splice kit to terminate the seal at the bottom of the room on both sides of the slide room ram. This system was HWH with an active rising floor but to my understanding it was also the last year Newell used HWH. I don't know what they use now. BTW, Newell used the same windows as in our Sovereign, a company called Storm Tite, who never returns calls. I desperately need some new locks and those teflon slide thingies.