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    From Ruth Haffly@1:396/45.28 to Dave Drum on Friday, April 15, 2022 14:53:26
    Hi Dave,


    There are pros and cons to both. With a motor home, you're totally self contained, which means, once you set up at a camp ground, you've no vehicle to go exploring with. We've seen a lot of motor homes towing a
    car to solve that issue. With the travel trailer, your tow vehicle will allow you to unhitch once you get set up. Very often tho, if we're only going to be stopping overnight, we don't bother to unhitch, just
    relying on what's available either in the camper or a short walk from where we're set up. There are other issues but these are a couple
    you'll want to think about as you try to decide which set up fits your plans.

    Don't forget bicycles, and smallish motorcycles. And Sean has his "mobility" scooter .... so he'll have to accommodate that. Once that's taken care of it shouldn't be a lot of trouble to add a two-wheeler.
    Not knowing how far/much he can walk, though, it may not be a good
    idea. For him.

    Yes, we've seen bikes on the back of traailers, and the occaisional
    motor cycle. I've also seen a motor home towing a car with a bike or
    motor cyle on the back of the motor home and a kayak or canoe on the top
    of the car. Wondered if they had a skate board inside the car. (G)

    I always figured the motor-homes towing a car were analogous to a rich man's yacht with a motorboat hanging from the stern davits. Bv)=

    Sometimes the smaller boat is needed to get ashore if the yacht slip is
    a good ways out in the water.


    Title: Yacht Club Lobster Rossejat
    Categories: Seafood, Herbs, Pasta, Citrus, Vegetables
    Yield: 4 Servings

    1 lb Spaghetti
    2 tb Extra-virgin olive oil;
    - divided use
    Salt
    6 c Water
    2 (1 lb ea) lobsters; pref
    - new shell
    1 Bay leaf
    2 cl Garlic; thin sliced
    1 tn Smoked sweet paprika
    1 bn Fresh herbsl such as chervil
    - or parsley, leaves only
    Lemon wedges

    MMMMM-----------------------CLASSIC AIOLI----------------------------
    1 Egg yolk
    1 lg Clove garlic; grated
    1 1/2 ts Sherry vinegar
    2 ts Salt
    2 c Oil
    1 tb Water

    Looks good but I'll only take a small serving, add a good sized salad (Ceasar's, probably) and a slice of garlic toast to mop up the extra
    oil. (G)

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    Catch you later,
    Ruth
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