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Dalton High School's Tre Beck has been nominated as one of the Times Free Press's Dynamite Dozen area football players for 2011.Photo by Dan Henry /Chattanooga Times Free Press.
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• School: Dalton
• Height: 5-foot-9
• Weight: 168
• College interest: Georgia Tech, Auburn, Georgia, Middle Tennessee, UT-Chattanooga, Tennessee Tech, Carson-Newman
DALTON, Ga. -- For a running back with nearly 3,000 yards rushing over the past two seasons, Tre Beck feels he still has a lot to prove.
It may have something to do with the Dalton senior's size (5-foot-9, 168 pounds), or the fact he's yet to land a major college offer. Whatever the reason, the productive Beck is determined to leave no question unanswered.
"First of all, as a senior, I want to help lead my team back to the playoffs and hopefully a state championship," said Beck, whose 7-3 team did not make the postseason a year ago after falling to Gilmer County in the Region 7-AAA play-in game. "As for the college recruiters, I want to prove to them I can give even more effort. That's all I can really do."
He's already proved he can run -- Beck was clocked below 4.5 seconds in a 40-yard dash this summer -- and he knows schools such as Georgia, Georgia Tech and Tennessee are showing interest. What excites Beck the most about his crucial final season in red and white is the presence of new offensive coordinator Bill Napier, who will bring a hefty dose of the veer and different ways to use his top athletes.
"We're going to run more spread option and I'm going to be in the slot more," Beck said. "This offense is going to give me more opportunities to get the ball. We're all very excited because Coach Napier knows how to pick defenses apart."
Though the offense has only scratched the surface of what he hopes it will become, head coach Matt Land has already seen enough to know that Napier will get the most out of the team's biggest weapon.
"That's the great thing about those old offensive minds: They've dreamed of players like a Tre Beck, and I think he has a keen eye of knowing how to use a guy with that kind of talent," Land said. "He also knows that a guy like Tre can help you even without the ball. It's exciting to see how he's using all those parts."
Lindsey Young is a sports writer at the Chattanooga Times Free Press who started work at the Chattanooga News-Free Press 24 years ago. He covers the Northwest Georgia prep beat and NASCAR. Lindsey's hometown is Ringgold, Ga., and he graduated from Lakeview-Fort Oglethorpe High School. He received an associate's degree from Dalton Junior College (now Dalton State) and a bachelor's degree in communications from UTC. He has won several writing awards, including two Tennessee Sports ...
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John Deere 2305 repair mower lift adjustment for repair
Is is necessary to remove the fenders and floorboard on my John deere 2305 to repair the lift apparatus for my mower? What is the best method of removing the fenders, roll bar and floorboard with instructions and schematic.
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We'll need more information... please describe the problem?
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Do you have the 3pt lift (I suspect you do if you're talking about fenders) or the independent?
Many people have thought they would need to remove the deck to service 2305 mower lift issues but were pleasantly surprised to find out it wasn't necessary.NC
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Re: John Deere 2305 repair mower lift adjustment for repair
The lift will not hold the mower deck up to the level that I want to mow the grass. It does not stay where I adjust it. It keeps dropping all the way down slowly. It seems like the adjustment knob is off center of the hole.
Re: John Deere 2305 repair mower lift adjustment for repair
Regardless of the type of lift, he's the proper procedure for setting the deck height:
Raise the deck.
Turn the knob to the height you want.
Lower the deck until it hits the stops.
At this point, even if you lose all hydraulic fluid, the deck shouldn't move.
A few questions about your deck height knob:
Is your knob loose if you grab it and wiggle it? If not, it's probably not properly secured to the floorboards. Get underneath and look up and tighten the bolts that hold the adjustment knob frame to the floorboards.
Is your knob shaft perpendicular to the floorboards? if not, see above.
When the deck is fully raised, is your knob able to turn 360 degrees? If not, your deck isn't coming all the way up. You'll probably need to tighten the turnbuckles and/or the front yoke.NC
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Re: John Deere 2305 repair mower lift adjustment for repair
Sounds like you have the IL (independent lift) setup that uses a hydraulic cylinder to raise the deck? Well, NONE of them "hold" the deck up, they all leak down unfortunately. You need to use the knob to hold it at the proper cutting height. You can adjust this system from under the tractor with the deck removed. There are MANY threads on this if you search some...
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This is the best park in Santa Rosa, but that isn't saying too much. Very basic. Apparently you pay separately for each amenity. We chose not to have sewer or cable, since only being here one night. Our receipt showed 20.50 for space and 10.95 for 50 amp. That was with a Good Sam discount. A previous reviewer mentioned the slow Wi-Fi. Slow is an understatement. Connections says 54 mb, but most sites will not load and the park is only about 1/4 occupied. The pet area is an unused space and has not been cleaned up from uncourteous campers who did not clean after their pet. Will try not to have to stop in Santa Rosa again.
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An OK campground. Would not rate it as high as Good Sam, but OK for our short 2 day stay. Pads are level and spaced well. WIFI leaves a lot to be desired. We have two laptops and were only allowed ONE coupon from Tengonet for ONE night. Had to pay for the other laptop and pay for another day on primary laptop. Connection was extremely slow as Tengonet usually is. Last park we stayed in with Tengonet for two days gave us TWO coupons for a week. Guess it depends on the arrangements of the park. Hosts were friendly enough, although couldn't tell us much about sites to see around the area, having never been to Lubbock before. There is NO cable and if you have rooftop satellite, make sure to park near the rear of the space, as the tree will block reception.
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Great park for the price. Best in San Angelo. WIFI worked great and is now throughout the whole park. We parked in space #10 upon arrival, but found it had little shade and was right next to a large busy parking lot. Asked if we could move to space #12, which was empty and was told "no problem". Managers very friendly and helpful. Spaces are large and well spaced, so you aren't on top of other campers. Women's bathroom was filthy, but they had a "Goodfellow Appreciation Day" yesterday for all personnel from the base, so that may have contributed to the filth. Was told by a "long time" camper they are adding six more spaces across the parking lot. IF this is the case, they really need to add more washes and dryers. There are only two each, making it difficult to get all laundry done. All in all a good experience. Will be back when in the area.
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We found this to be a nice park. Spaces are plenty large enough. Not sure what other reviewers were looking for, but we have been in parks with much more cramped spaces. The grounds could use some cleanup, i.e. papers and other debris laying around. The Wi-Fi is now free. The small airport next door does create quite a bit of noise with the helicopters flying over. Overall, we would come back.
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Absolutely gorgeous gated resort. Everything is well maintained. Concrete streets and level concrete pads. Very nice dog walk area. Beautiful pool and hot tub. Staff very friendly and helpful. There is some noise from Hwy 1960, but no more than any city street. There is a train track close by, so some trains are heard. As stated previously, some noise from George Bush International Airport, but not bad. Convenient to downtown Houston. Non-rush hour travel time was appx 30 min. Will definitely stay here again, when in the area.
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Nice park with very friendly owner and staff. Large pull through spaces. Suggest calling ahead for reservations as it is a busy park. Wi-Fi worked great. No cable and was not able to pull in any local American stations. Do not use address for GPS. It will try to put you in the middle of the desert. Use coordinates. They worked well.
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Fort Bliss RV Park (Military Camping Only)
[ 10/10 ]
One of the most beautiful military campgrounds we have stayed in. Management very friendly and helpful. Called a couple hours before arriving, since they don't take reservations. Manager told me they had 10 spaces available. The park is quite full with students for the base, but had no problem being accommodated. Very nice pet area. Whole park is great. Will definitely come back when in the area. The $16 rate reflects Golden Access discount.
Davis-Monthan AFB, Arizona
Agave Gulch FamCamp (Military Camping Only)
[ 10/10 ]
Beautiful campground. Manager very friendly and helpful. We have stayed here quite a few times and look forward to going back, when we are in the area.
Gallup, New Mexico
USA RV Park
[ 8/10 ]
This is our 4th or 5th time at this park. Office staff is always friendly. They appear to have done a lot of work since we were last here in 2010. WI-FI is excellent throughout the park. Would have given it a higher rating, but the spaces are rather close together, and I do not understand having to pay $2 extra for cable. They have a nice fenced pet area and trash receptacles conveniently located throughout.
Santa Rosa, New Mexico
Ramblin Rose
[ 3/10 ]
Stayed here because of the reviews from previous campers. They must have lower expectancy for quality than we do. As can be seen by my previous reviews, we do not stay in expensive resort campgrounds and find few unacceptable. Granted the $20 a night fee is great, but not worth feeling unsafe. Owners, what limited contact we had, were friendly. Only back in sites are 50 AMP. There were 3 available. Two of which would have been impossible to get leveled. Picked the last one, which was level, but between two trailers that were very close and looked like they had been there for years. Most spaces look as if they were long term residents with much debris around them. All hook-ups were at the front of the space and required two hoses to hook up the water. We didn't have enough sewer hose to hook it up. The cable did work, but there was coax run all over from space to space on top of the ground. There was a pitbull fenced into a small inclosure at a permanent manufactured home. Since he could get on top of his shelter and jump out, we did not feel safe walking our small dog past there. Tried to log on to the WI-FI with no luck. We went to the office and was informed "it wasn't turned on". One half hour later we picked up an extremely weak signal. We did not see an external antenna. One reviewer mentioned the train. SO RIGHT. Because we had to take a back in space the busy train track was about 40 feet from our bedroom. Felt as if the trains were coming right in. The laundry and bath house did look very new as did the interior roads. Did not attempt using the shower as previous review said you had to pay. It does look as if the owners are trying, but we will not stay there again.
Checotah, Oklahoma
Onapa RV Park and Campground
[ 9/10 ]
I agree with previous reviews. Nice little gem. Sites were level with enough space between them. Owners were extremely friendly and working all the time improving the area. Stated they have only owned the park for a year, but it holds great possibilities. Not a lot of extras at this time, but they are working on it. They do have an above ground pool they are working on. We will stop there again.
Clinton, Oklahoma
Hargus RV Park
[ 3/10 ]
After reading previous reviews, we were going to stay for two nights, but after TRYING to level our 35' RV in the back-in site and taking our 4 legged baby for a walk, asked for our money back for the second night. WIFI was EXTREMELY weak. Cable connection was broken and appeared to have been that way for some time. Lots of trash all over. Our 4 legged baby had about 40 stickers in his fur after a short walk. We could not level the rig. Finally gave up and left it leaning toward the front and even then right front wheel was off of the ground. We will NOT stay here again.
Russellville, Arkansas
Ivy's Cove RV Retreat
[ 10/10 ]
We stopped here in 2010 and because of the pleasant experience stopped again on this trip. This is a wonderful little park. We had reservations and they were honored. The owner is very friendly and helpful. Nice area for walking our four legged friend too. Doesn't have all the fancy amenities of some parks, but everything you could need. The sites are level with some trees, but not tall enough to block roof-top satellite. Nice laundry w/four washers and four dryers $1.50 each. WI-FI was strong, but tended to be a little slow at times. Location is convenient to all sorts of shopping. We will definitely return on our next trip to the area.
Mid-South Naval Support Activity, Tennessee
Midway RV Park (Military Camping Only)
[ 8/10 ]
Very nice campground. Good level, spacious sites. WI-FI works great. Reservations accepted, although check-in can be a little confusing. If you have a reservation, you can call the day of arrival and get your space number, otherwise, a sign at entrance of park says to see camp host in space #20. All we found in space #20 was two "four wheelers" and some personal items. Check in is at ITT office near BX. Laundry leaves a lot to be desired. Only two washers (one not working) and two dryers (slow). We have stayed here before and will stay again.
Lebanon, Tennessee
Countryside Resort
[ 8/10 ]
Nice, well maintained park. Spaces were large, although tend to be slightly unlevel. Owner was very pleasant and helpful. WI-FI worked well. Had asked for a space where our roof-mounted satellite would work and was accommodated.
Fort Meade Army Post, Maryland
Camp Meade RV Park (Military Camping Only)
[ 10/10 ]
One of the best campgrounds we have ever stayed in, commercial or military, in over 45,000 miles of travels, . Very large spaces. Grounds extremely well maintained. Office staff very courteous and helpful. Will definitely stay here again.
Baileyton, Tennessee
Around Pond RV Park
[ 8/10 ]
Nice campground. Owner very friendly. Prefers cash. Spaces are basically level. Cable sites were available, but did not pick one because the roof-top satellite would have had a problem with trees in those sites. Was able to pick up local network channels with antenna. Again, best choice for the area. GPS was loaded for the address, but spotted the sign 4+ miles sooner. Close to I-81, but far enough away to not have road noise. Will stay here again when in the east.
Lexington, Virginia
Lee Hi Campground
[ 7/10 ]
Nice campground. Very basic. Had all the necessities, full-hookups. Wi-Fi was strong, but had to pay a daily rate of $4.49 per 24 hrs. Mostly level spots. We spent 2 days and never had a problem. According to this website, best offered.
Humarock, Massachusetts
Fourth Cliff Recreation Area (Military Camping Only)
[ 9/10 ]
Beautiful area. We had a space right on the cliff, but be warned, spaces along cliff do not have 50 amp. Also, connections are spaced quite far apart. Electric and water are near the cliff, sewer is back near street. Need long connections for each. We were able to access Wi-Fi from the pavilion with range extenders.
Hatfield, Pennsylvania
Village Scene Park
[ 9/10 ]
Very nice quiet park. Part permanent residents, but nice spaces for travelers. Office staff very friendly and helpful. Would definitely stay here again. Wi-Fi excellent.
Hanscomb AFB, Massachusetts
Hanscom AFB FamCamp (Military Camping Only)
[ 8/10 ]
Very nice park. Would have given a higher rating, but we were parked in the area under the trees, thus roof mount satellite would not work and acorns dropping continuously from trees sounded like incoming. Road to get to park had a lot of low hanging trees, thus dinging the top of coach. Office staff very friendly and helpful, but apparently not a pet lover.
Schenectady, New York
Arrowhead Marina & RV Park
[ 7/10 ]
Nice park, but too few full hookups. Honey wagon does come around for a fee of $6. Spaces were level and WIFI was good.
White Haven, Pennsylvania
Lehigh Gorge Campground
[ 7/10 ]
Did not find this campground on this website. Just happened on to in Trailer Life book. This seemed to be the only campground within 50 miles of Scranton that had the amenities we were looking for. Price was with Good Sam discount and $2 cash discount. Host very friendly and helpful. We were given a site along the southern perimeter so our rooftop satellite would work. The site was slightly unlevel, but workable. The interior roads are in need of some work. Since our site was on the perimeter and there is a busy highway adjacent, it tended to be somewhat noisy. We will stay here again, if in the area.
Woodland, Pennsylvania
Woodland Campground
[ 8/10 ]
Hosts very friendly and helpful. We did have a problem with the space assigned first, as it was somewhat unlevel. They assigned us another, which was better. Some long term residents, but were not a problem. Park was basically quiet and well maintained. Hosts (owners) seemed to be always working on things. Wi-Fi tended to be sporadic. Good connection most of the time, but did kicked off frequently. This could have been the fault of the server. Will stay here again.
Bethel, Ohio
East Fork State Park
[ 7/10 ]
Five spaces in the park have full hook ups. We had one of those spaces. The rate reflects Passport America. We had to contend with a LOT of mud because of Hurricane Isaac. Could have used a little wider pads.
Zanesville, Ohio
Wolfie's Campground
[ 8/10 ]
Very nice quiet park, although road to entrance was quite rough and somewhat steep. Would have given a higher rating, but our space was somewhat unlevel. We had requested a pull-through. Other back-in spaces appeared more level. Our motor home is 35' and we had some trouble getting it leveled. Owners were very friendly and helpful. Laundry was very clean as was the heated pool. Will stay here again, if in the area.
Amarillo, Texas
Amarillo Ranch RV Park
[ 8/10 ]
Looks to be a little older park. Office staff very friendly and helpful. We were escorted to a nice pull through spot conveniently located across from office and rec center. They do have coffee and donuts in the morning, but didn't sample them. WEIGHT! Passport America rate was good for only one night. She gave us another discount for the second night, as my husband is a retired Marine.
Kirtland AFB, New Mexico
Kirtland AFB FamCamp (Military Camping Only)
[ 9/10 ]
We stayed in the newer section. As stated in previous reviews, these spaces are huge, gravel and very level. Sewer connections could have been a little better located in order not to have to be right next to neighbor. Afternoon host was very friendly and helpful with directions, etc. Asked daytime host about price of propane and she acted as if I was truly bothering her. Because of other reviews, we came through the Wyoming gate. Don't think it was much wider than the Eubank's gate. Our rig is 108" and don't think we would have had any problem getting through Eubank's. The exit gates look about the same as entrance and we made it through them just fine.
Camp Pendleton Marine Base, California
Lake O'Neill FamCamp (Military Camping Only)
[ 7/10 ]
We always enjoy our stay at Lake O'Neill. I do wish they would work more on getting the spaces level. As I have said before, it is quite obvious spaces 52-61 are NOT level. They slope down toward the south. Not too much of a problem for 5th Wheels, but large (35') class A RVs wind up with the front wheels off of the ground. Normally a fairly quiet park, dredging of the lake 24/7, except for weekends, did tend to grind on ones nerves. This is forecast to be completed sometime in July. Really though cannot beat the price for what you get. We will be back again.
Desert Hot Springs, California
Caliente Springs RV Resort (55+ park)
[ 9/10 ]
Rate reflects C to C Good Neighbor rate. Very nice quite park. Pool and spas well kept. Only complaint, area designated for pet walk is accessed by a gate, which we found locked a lot of times. There is a nice pet area outside of the parks main gate. Not a good idea to arrive on Sunday as office and GATE is closed. Was not able to get code for Wi-Fi, since the office was closed. Not too happy with laundry access. Must BUY a CARD for $5 (non-refundable) and load $ on to it for washers and driers. April is not a good time to visit, unless you are very fond of WIND.
Laughlin, Nevada
Laughlin / Avi Casino KOA
[ 8/10 ]
Over all a nice park. Weekend staff could use some lessons in friendliness. This time of year tends to be quite windy. Wi-Fi worked well this year.
Kingman, Arizona
Sunrise RV Park
[ 7/10 ]
Rate reflects Campground USA rate. Small park. Very close spaces. Okay for one night on the way home.
Newberry Springs, California
Newberry Mountain RV and Motel Park
[ 5/10 ]
Spaces are rather short, but wide. Very level. Reason for low rating, Upon arrival, asked about the Wi-Fi. Was informed by host, "He knows nothing about computers". Wi-Fi was $2.50 per day extra. Wi-Fi didn't work. Informed host, he said "no one had ever had a problem before." We have two laptops, and neither one could connect. I asked if I could call the owner, since the host "knew nothing about computers". He said "sure". Owner knew nothing about computers either. His wife said to reboot the router. Owner said he would call host and have him do that. STILL no Wi-Fi. Next day informed host, still no Wi-Fi. He indicated it had to be OUR computers. Camper in space next to us, could not connect either. I asked if owner had contacted him about rebooting. He said NO. If I had told him earlier that it wasn't working, he'd have done that. I ASSUMED the owner had contacted him, when he said he would. Host got rude over "my" problem. Eventually was able to connect, after host rebooted. WILL NOT STAY HERE AGAIN!
Bakersfield, California
Orange Grove RV Park
[ 10/10 ]
Absolutely beautiful campground. Well laid out with very large spaces. Very courteous staff. Wi-Fi and cable worked great. Will definitely stay again when in the area. Very convenient to CA 58. Shopping not too far. Wal-Mart about 8 miles.
Patterson, California
Kit Fox RV Park
[ 9/10 ]
Very nice park. Spaces are a little close, but handle big rigs quite well. Well maintained. After a horrific wind storm, crews were out cleaning up the next morning. Wi-Fi and cable were great. Will definitely stay here again. We had no problem receiving our 50% discount. Their website states, "In order to get discount, make reservations over phone". I would suggest driving a couple of miles into town to buy milk or whatever. We went to the mini mart next to the park. Prices were not posted and we paid $3.99 for a half gallon of milk.
Nice, California
Aurora RV Marina and Park
[ 8/10 ]
Small friendly park. Host was very friendly. WI-FI worked well. Was given a 2 for 1 meal ticket at the casino. Food was excellent at the Thanksgiving buffet. We stayed here because RV Park Reviews had rated this the best in the area. Was not disappointed. We stayed 6 days because of the long holiday weekend.
Florence, Oregon
Heceta Beach RV Park
[ 7/10 ]
Nice small park. Quite a few long term residents with a lot of stuff around the rigs. Host was friendly and helpful. If you need satellite AND 50 amps, be sure and ask for space #45. We were first assigned to 37 or 38. Chose 38. Satellite on top of rig would not lock in and then found it to be only 30 amps.
Brookings, Oregon
Riverside RV Park
[ 9/10 ]
Nice little park with quite a few long term guests. This was not a problem. Everything was well maintained and clean. Host (owner) was very friendly and helpful. Cable TV and Wi-Fi worked great. Hill on entrance was a little disconcerting, but not a problem. Be very careful leaving with rig, as the entrance/exit is on a curve. Need good "shotgun" viewer. Will definitely stay here again and recommend to friends.
Redcrest, California
Ancient Redwoods RV Park
[ 9/10 ]
Agree completely with previous reviews. Beautiful park in a beautiful setting. Being so late in the year, we were the only ones in the park. Hosts were extremely friendly and helpful. Verizon service is very low (one of the few places we have found this), sometimes connect, sometimes not. The water pressure is low, but tolerable. Satellite works great as does the Wi-Fi. Will definitely stay here again if we are in the area.
Fairview, Oregon
Portland Fairview RV Park
[ 10/10 ]
Rate reflects pay 6 nights, 7th is free with Good Sam discount. We stayed here in 2005 and found it a great park. It is still a great park. Very friendly staff. The park is quiet with the exception of the plane noise, but not bad enough to give it a bad rating. We will definitely stay here again, when visiting the Portland area.
Camp Pendleton Marine Base, California
Lake O'Neill FamCamp (Military Camping Only)
[ 6/10 ]
We've stayed here many times. Hosts are very friendly and helpful. Wish they would get the spaces more level. We stayed here in April and mentioned that our space #61 was quite unlevel. They apparently are working on them, but not with much success. Just looking at them, you can tell they are NOT level. Spaces are well spaced. Only a few are satellite friendly. We were in Space 50. 50-54 would not block satellite.
Yreka, California
Waiiaka Trailer Haven
[ 7/10 ]
Nice little park. Quite a few long term residents. Spaces are fairly level and well spaced. Laundry was very clean. $1.25 to wash and to dry. Wi-Fi worked great. Host was very friendly and helpful. Would stay here again for short term. Enjoyed watching the tame deer visit each evening.
Lemoore NAS, California
Lemoore Naval Air Station Campground (Military Camping Only)
[ 8/10 ]
Nice small park. Very friendly camp host. Cable TV was somewhat snowy. Laundry was very clean and FREE. Sites were very level and spacey. Will definitely stay again.
Beale AFB, California
Beale AFB FamCamp (Military Camping Only)
[ 10/10 ]
Totally agree with previous review. Beautiful park. Camp host is very friendly and accommodating. Spaces are level and spaces are well spaced. Wi-Fi works great. Only problem we encountered was some time of interference with our TV's and satellite. Apparently something to do with PAVE/PAWS. Couldn't not receive a decent signal on our TV antenna, thus no local stations. Even with these problems, will stay here again.
Laughlin, Nevada
Laughlin / Avi Casino KOA
[ 7/10 ]
We spent 5 nights here. Hosts were friendly. WIFI was VERY sporadic. Would probably stay again.
Desert Hot Springs, California
Sky Valley Resort
[ 9/10 ]
Have stayed here before. VERY nice park, although rather remote. Personnel very nice and helpful. Pets are rather restricted. Rules say to take your dog to the dog park (in park) which is quite a ways from sites. Kind of difficult for functions. Will come back.
Albuquerque, New Mexico
American RV Park
[ 6/10 ]
We stayed here mainly because of previous reviews. The staff was very friendly. However, had asked for a space where our satellite would work. We were parked next to a tree blocking the satellite. The cable TV connection at our site did not work. The maintenance man had to run a cable from the space next to us (which was vacant). The WiFi only worked 50% of the time, even though we were quite close to the office. Took our little dog for a walk. He immediately was covered with bullhead stickers. Much distress for him and for me to remove them. They do have a doggy area, which is all sand and dirt. I do not think we will stay again.
Elk City, Oklahoma
Elk Creek RV Park
[ 5/10 ]
They advertise as the best small park in the nation. Not sure who rated them, but it's very run down with no amenities. Spaces were fairly close together. We lucked out and didn't have anyone on either side of us. The staff was very friendly and helpful with directions to museums and stores. As stated in other reviews: was okay for one night.
Guthrie, Oklahoma
Cedar Valley RV Park
[ 8/10 ]
Very nice park, although not really convenient to the interstate. Staff was very friendly and the grounds were well maintained. As stated in a previous review, the concrete pads were cracked, but it has no effect on comfort. We have a 35', class A, which took up the whole pad. Our toad did sit on an incline, but not enough to cause any problems. WiFi worked great. We will stay here again as it was well worth the price.
Assaria, Kansas
Lakeside Recreational Resort
[ 8/10 ]
We stayed three days. Rather basic park and remotely located. Dirt road off of Old 81 was very rough, but worth the drive. Everyone was very friendly and helpful. The rate reflects Campclub USA discount. Well worth the money. Only really bad part, I needed to do laundry and they only had one washer and one dryer. The WiFi worked great.
Newton, Iowa
Newton KOA
[ 7/10 ]
We made reservations 2-1/2 weeks prior to arrival for a space with Wi-Fi and satellite accessible. We we given a space quite far from the office where the Wi-Fi antenna was, although there were several spaces available closer to the office. WI-Fi signal when available was quite weak. This was extremely frustrating, as we were there for a week. We were continually kicked off. Our satellite did work well. The spaces for the row we were in, AGAIN other spaces were available throughout our stay, were extremely close. Having two RVs with slides side by side was very cramped. Slides nearly touching. Forget putting awnings out. The proximity to the highway does make for a lot of noise. Warm weather and A/C helped mute the noise. Doubt we will stay here again.
Champaign, Illinois
D & W Lake Camping and RV Park
[ 9/10 ]
VERY nice park. Very well kept. Quiet and the WiFi worked great. Better than some of the more expensive parks we've stayed in. Only reason I didn't give it a 10, I checked the laundry and there was only one washer and one dryer. Even a park this small, should have at least two each. We will definitely stay here again, if in the area.
New Paris, Ohio
Natural Springs Resort
[ 8/10 ]
Rate reflects Campclub USA. The $2 a day fee for our small dog did seem ridiculous, since you are required to clean up after your pet. Not sure what the $2 is for. Nice park, fairly convenient to I-70. WiFi was sporadic at best and very slow, even though we were directly across from the antenna. The grounds were well maintained. Did not go to the pool, as it is open to the public and always quite crowded.
Gallipolis, Ohio
Gallia Country Jr. Fairgrounds
[ 6/10 ]
Can't beat the price. Very basic park. Registration was a challenge. We arrived around 1:00 PM. Sign on the door stated hours were 9-9. Tried calling the number and received a message stating they would be back at 6:00. Left a note telling them which space we had chosen. Tried again, still no one available. 9:30 PM "host" came knocking, asking our name and wanting the two day fee. Don't think we'll stay here again, but there aren't a lot of choices in the area.
Wytheville, Virginia
Fort Chiswell RV Park
[ 8/10 ]
Very nice park. Agree with previous review about "upper level" sites. They are somewhat close, but since we have a roof mounted satellite, we needed the upper level. The first site we were given was slightly unlevel, but owner let us change without any problem. We will stay here again, if in the area.
Jackson Springs, North Carolina
Sycamore Lodge
[ 6/10 ]
Since we stayed on Coast to Coast, we were not allowed "full hookups". Sewer was at the site, but was told the state had not given them permission for use yet. We stayed a week and had to have the honey wagon twice. Quite inconvenient. WiFi is ONLY at the lodge. Nice CG, but rather remote. Staff was not overly friendly. Probably would not stay here again on Coast to Coast.
Hurricane Mills, Tennessee
Buffalo / I-40 KOA
[ 8/10 ]
Previous reviews did not give us much hope for this campground. We found the owners very friendly and helpful. We were in one of the spaces closest to the office, so our WiFi was great. The pool was excellent and well maintained. The road noise was somewhat loud, but tolerable.
Crossville, Tennessee
Deer Run RV Resort
[ 4/10 ]
We picked this park because of the reviews found at this website. We were totally disappointed. Reviewer that stated it was close to the interstate must have mixed up parks. It was at least 2.5 miles from I-40 to the turnoff, then another 3.5 miles to the campground. THEN another 1.6 miles to our campsite. The WiFi was at the office ONLY and continually kicked us off. The acoustics in the office amplified all conversations between personnel and their friends. On the plus side, the personnel were very friendly and helpful. There were NO local TV stations available to keep track of severe weather. We will NOT stay here again.
Russellville, Arkansas
Ivy's Cove RV Retreat
[ 8/10 ]
A small, friendly campground. Site was slightly unlevel, but manageable. Stayed here because of previous comments on this site. The owner was very friendly. WiFi worked great. Will definitely stay here again, should the occasion arise.
Amarillo, Texas
Oasis RV Resort
[ 9/10 ]
Very nice park. $20 per night. Pay for two nights and get third night free. Great value for such a nice park. Restrooms and laundry very conveniently located. Wash was 50 cents and dry 50 cents for a full 60 min. Staff very friendly. A short distance west of Amarillo, but shopping only 5 miles. Will definitely stay again.
Gunnison, Colorado
Blue Mesa Ranch
[ 3/10 ]
Granted we stayed very late in the season. However, the first space were assigned was so unlevel our right rear wheels were about 9" off of the ground. AND we had about a 18" drop from our last step to the ground. We scouted around and they agreed to move us to a slightly more level site. We still had a 12" drop from the last step. MOST spaces are not level. Dryers DON'T dry. Will NOT stay here again.
Canon City, Colorado
Fort Gorge RV Park & Campground
[ 4/10 ]
Very rustic. Sites were not level. Owner was very friendly and accommodating. Would stay there again as the other camp grounds were closed or very over priced.


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It's time to grow the fuck up and communicate like an adult. We can't afford another A that is the product of miscommunication.
Later makes a good point, Thinking. She's communicating in an immature, passive-aggressive way. My wife is good at that.
Maybe your response to that last text should have been: "OK, sleep tight." Speak a language she understands.
Defiled, I'll take you up on the crazy MIL challenge. I have one that is very religious. Crosses and pictures of Jesus all over her house. Church multiple times a week. Which is great, except for the fact that she's dishonest, sexually immoral with multiple divorces, failed relationships, and a former OW. She's also financially irresponsible (2 Bankruptcies in less than 10 years, not bad luck but poor management), and she stirs up strife in her family like you wouldn't believe. And loathes men, at least in non-sexual ways. But hey, that's nothing that the occasional confession before the parish priest can't remedy.
Sheesh, maybe I should go a little easier on my wife. She never had a chance at normal now that I think about it.
Defiled, I'll take you up on the crazy MIL challenge
On a side note Before marriage whenever WW wanted to do anything I didn't care She wanted to go to a motorcycle rally with some guys. I was like knock yourself out. She would never go. She wanted to go to the club I said no problem. You don't need my permission, just don't give me grief when I do it. One time I was on my way back from Ft Sill , OK. Had my military uniform and Round brown hat on. It was hot, 110 degrees. My boots and BDU's were white with salt because my sweat was drying too fast. WW complained her ex BF was harassing her. I picked her up. Banged on his door pointed a knife hand at his face, the rim of my hat on his forehead. It left a red mark and I chewed him out with my hoarse voice up one side and down the other( I had been screaming at 240 privates earlier) His mom came outside, I said ma'am this doesn't concern you do an about face and move out back into your house. He was scared. Told him NC ever. Or I'll be back. Almost dropped him for push ups. Sex was relentless after that.
[This message edited by Betrayed444 at 9:39 AM, June 11th (Tuesday)]
I have been focusing on me. I am finally happy with me and have accepted my unfortunate circumstance. I think it is unlikely she is going to make the cut. My only motivation to keep going is my 3 year old son. He means the world to me and to only get to spend half of my time with him I fear will cause him some serious issues. He didn't pick his mom, I did. It isn't worth it long term I know. But it is enough motivation to wait it out to see if something emerges that I feel can grow into something I can live with. Right now it isn't even close. Time will tell.
So, my response last night was:
And her response just a few minutes ago blew past all of that drama as if it never happened. Rug-sweeping along with passive-aggressiveness is a way of life for her it seems.
Have a great day we are off love u
[This message edited by Betrayed444 at 10:29 AM, June 11th (Tuesday)]
I tried to read her the definition of TR yesterday and she got defiant.
TR = True Remorse? As in the 4 "pillars of R(econciliation)"?
Remorse Transparency Honesty NC
Defiant? heh. When I sat her down at a public park and explained those 4 things, mine ramped up to screaming abuse.
I drove away while she was in mid-throat. It was one of those incremental images I used to detach. Later, when my eyes were wider & I could see the manipulation coming from a mile away, my biggest problem was not laughing in her face. 1. Because I didn't want to let her know I was on to her game, and 2. It protected me from further histrionics.
Srsly. I cultivated slack-jawed dullness around her. Very similar to the Basic Training wisdom. Don't appear.
Strong post at the end of the last page, 444. Loved it. It's not about disrespecting her - it's about respecting yourself. Beautiful.
Wow, this thread has taken off over the last several days - so many good things to think about. Thanks to all.
It's only been in the last few months that things even started to make sense to me. I can see her flaws for what they are. Hard to understand how I missed them or just accepted them in the past.
^^^ It's a painful realization. I do now understand my whys for accepting a suboptimal M. My own FOO. The realization is only the first step. The heavy lifting is fixing me.
That article that Later or noescape posted about avoidance vs. ambivalence personality types: home run article. Provided a compelling explanation as to how one could be emotionally 'unfaithful' to the M for the whole M. While my WW is avoidant big time, I am a textbook ambivalent type. I have always had one foot out of the M for the whole 19 years in a way. My first reaction post d-day was to blame myself for her affair, because I knew rationally that I treated her in ways described by that article. See, I was looking at it like I was a bad H, and she did what she did because she was made vulnerable (by me). The next phase of my understanding was equally unhealthy in a way, which was to go to the opposite extreme: my WW is broken and f*cked up and my M was good (good enough, I was going BH revisionism of the M, making it better than it was). I am now in a healthier phase where I see the A separate from the M. The A is both a signifier and a consequence of screwed up thinking. The M was a victim of that same screwed up thinking as was I. The M was also a victim of my screwed up thinking.
Which leads me to my point I suppose: the whole project, "R" if you want to call it, is a huge project. Bigger than what one can appreciate at first. It is intimidating.
See, my WW is remorseful. She has been a champ in all ways when it comes to the A itself. Willing to talk about it anytime, transparent, NC, etc. BUT, she might be incapable of fixing herself. Not that she is unwilling, but she is just not capable. There is mental illness throughout her family, and as it is an enmeshed family, it serves as a support system that reinforces all the screwed up thinking behind her share of the direct and collateral damage.
Did someone post something recently about the book/movie "I Am Legend?" It was on my mind this morning in terms of dealing with my wife's emotional issues and how her parents and sisters (for whom we moved here to be close to). Using the story as a thinking point, I see that while I am the healthy one navigating a world of vampires, from the perspective of the vampires, as I am the only one of my kind in the system, I must be the vampire and thus should be eliminated. Don't know if that makes any sense.
BUT, as a place to have therapy (this board), her family really bothers me. I did not have a dad nor much of a family life growing up. I have seen so many times where someone is welcomed into a family upon marriage. Her family from the very start disapproved. They had my WW on a pedestal (making up for all the other kids issues) and I just did not measure up. It is the conditional love based on some bizarre notion of achievement...
Sorry to ramble, just some pain coming out.
Back to my WW, I know you can't fix someone else. I struggle with co-dependency and fear of abandonment. I want to help fix her because I want to be married to a healthy person. We have three kids, one with special needs. I feel I owe it to the family to do everything I can. Where is the line between bringing the horse to water and trying to make it drink?
[This message edited by MC_Jack at 10:52 AM, June 11th (Tuesday)]
Good stuff as always. Yeah I can see things fairly clearly now for what they are, but it is still so damn hard not to stay "invested" in it all. I love the military analogies. They treat it like a war, don't they.
I have let go of the outcome. I know I could do better. I make a great income (sorry but I am a doc), successful, in great shape (have been lifting weights 4-5/week for 2 years) and I know it wouldn't be hard to move on if it comes to that.
Btw KABOBS?!?!
I felt like grilling last night. Trying to eat clean. Although tonight I think I am going out for some seafood. She hates seafood so I won't have to listen to any complaints. I'll have to check out the cologne suggestions while I'm out.
On a side note. My WW's OM was a tennis pro too. 26 YO South American in "amazing shape". He came here on scholarship at a nearby Big Ten team. Has a green card. Not even a citizen. Luckily he moved 5 states away after D-day but still fishes for her attention every 3-4 months.
[This message edited by Betrayed444 at 11:26 AM, June 11th (Tuesday)]
Most of what you guys say applies to my WW. The same manipulation, PA, emotional unavailability, using the vag as kryptonite, push pull dynamic, no real remorse. Problem is I've never been a hard ass. My dad was but I never wanted to be like him. What's surprising is that WWs opinion of the M was that I was indeed a hard ass, though, as recently as yesterday my sister comments on how I'm such an exception in our community for being not only the sole bread earner in the house (yes, she is SAHM) but also one if the few husbands she's heard of who does domestic chores, helps with the kids and does all the outside chores as well.
Coda much anyone??? No appreciation btw but I guess you all already knew that.
Jj, we need a boot camp on how to nail down the foggy BS they throw at us from time to time. I guess there's about a half dozen of us guys who are still in thr M (for now), not really reconciling because the WW hasn't pulled her head out of her arse and need to shore up on specifics in response to "the shit my wife says".
What's surprising is that WWs opinion of the M was that I was indeed a hard ass, though, as recently as yesterday my sister comments on how I'm such an exception in our community for being not only the sole bread earner in the house (yes, she is SAHM) but also one if the few husbands she's heard of who does domestic chores, helps with the kids and does all the outside chores as well.
[This message edited by Betrayed444 at 11:36 AM, June 11th (Tuesday)]
Later, when my eyes were wider & I could see the manipulation coming from a mile away, my biggest problem was not laughing in her face.
Not intentional but I've done this a couple times. I just couldn't help myself. When I finally "saw the light" it was all I could do to wrap my head around what I was hearing. Some of the crap said is just gold, how can you not chuckle sometimes. I won't demonize her like she does me, but I will laugh in her face when she's being retarded (no offense to those who truly have a mental handicap and are not possesed by satanic slutty succubus on a perpetual pms rollercoaster).
I really do think that maybe if we can take a little humor away from what we get told it might help with the sting a little.
to "the shit my wife says".
Not that I am contibuting much here, but this reminds me -- if you have not read "Shit My Dad Says" you really should. Very funny. Guranteed to take you out of a funk.
(no offense to those who truly have a mental handicap and are not possesed by satanic slutty succubus on a perpetual pms rollercoaster)
Btw 2 more voicemails and 3 texts Apparently I have a treat later They hate it when we don't reply to them
Low self esteem issues can lead to an A because they can feel like they don't measure up
Was just texting my sister about that very topic. STBXWW is very insecure and her selfesteem is highly contingent on what others think and say about her. Her need for validation trumps everything from rational thought to appropriate boundaries to basic childcare. It festers and invades every aspect of their lives and the lives of those who choose to interact with them. And then once you're sucked in and she has her fangs in you you have to scrap and claw your way out to save yourself. Hopefully she doesn't take a chunk out of you in the process. And even if she does you still survived.
I know you can't fix someone else. I struggle with co-dependency and fear of abandonment. I want to help fix her because I want to be married to a healthy person. We have three kids, one with special needs. I feel I owe it to the family to do everything I can. Where is the line between bringing the horse to water and trying to make it drink?
I know what you mean. I don't consider myself co-dependent but for some reason something made me attach onto my WW after D-day really tightly. Unhealthy. I think it was in part my competitiveness and jealousy kicking in. I wasn't about to lose to a snot-nosed kid. Kinda like my toy was taken from me in the sandbox. It was a broken toy but mine none the less.
I read that article as well. My WW is also Avoidant in every way. My struggle has been similar to yours in that I can recognize the brokenness in my WW that eluded me before. I know it isn't my job and I know I can't change her, but it still just seems to be important for me to try to lead her down the right path. Even if we end up divorced, I still feel that she needs help. IC for her is a must I know. I am just trying to let her discover this need out for herself instead of insisting upon it. True change is only going to come from her desire to change. Like you, I'm not sure she is capable of the change necessary for me to stay in the M. Still I try to lead her to water.
I'm learning now to deal better with her selfishness and entitled behaviour but finances, logistics are still too enmeshed for me to make a clean break... Yet.
AND, as recently as last week she had the temerity to call me out for a task I hesitated to do since "you're still my husband, it's your job to do X". Uhh, yeah. And it's not a wife's job to be honest, transparent and show a little remorse/commitment after her adultery???? (After 3 years of MC, IC, reading and learning) ....I guess not.
My MIL is dead When I started dating her daughter she said "Good luck" Should have ran
Back to my WW, I know you can't fix someone else. I struggle with co-dependency and fear of abandonment. I want to help fix her because I want to be married to a healthy person.
STBXWW is very insecure and her selfesteem is highly contingent on what others think and say about her. Her need for validation trumps everything from rational thought to appropriate boundaries
Entitlement, selfishness and unthankfulness.
My experience as well. At some point they've created a thumbnail picture of us that trump everything else. The bigger picture gets lost and we are shoved into the enemy catagory.
Best line ever!
Thanks Betrayed444. They are rare but I have them once in a blue moon.


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iPhoto - Probably a massively noob question
Hello All,
In short I got my first Mac today after being a Windows user all this time. Everything is going well thus far bar one issue with iPhoto... In short I transferred all of my photos from a USB drive into iPhoto, and now iPhoto is obsessed with trying to upload 10,000+ photos to photo stream! I have checked and unchecked the option not to do this, but every time I re-enable it starts the huge upload again. It seems to think because 10k photos were imported in the last 30 days, it must upload them and there is no obvious cancel button. Can someone help or do I just have to wait 30 days and hope that it will stop? Thanks Ali |
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Go to iPhoto preferences and turn off Photo Stream,or you can keep it on and turn off the automatically upload option.
This should work,works well for me. |
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You could just turn off Photo Stream: go to Settings, iCloud, then uncheck Photo Stream.
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Thanks for replies so far, however I want to view my photo stream as it will contain photos from iPhone and iPad, I just don't want to upload from MacBook?
It would seem by enabling photo stream, iPhoto just has to upload any local photos added in the last 30 days? |
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But the Maple Leafs survived van Riemdsyk's late double minor and picked up goals from Phil Kessel, Nikolai Kulemin, Mikhail Grabovski and Jay McClement to beat the Flyers 4-2 on Monday night.
Van Riemsdyk, who was drafted with the second overall pick in the 2007 draft by the Flyers and played three seasons with them before being traded in June, was held scoreless in his return to Philadelphia but was happy to get out of town with the win.
"It was one of those cases where the boys did great on the penalty kill," said van Riemsdyk, who leads Toronto with 11 goals. "That's a first for me: two penalties on one shift. Hopefully, the last. It was an uneasy feeling for me, and the team really bailed me out."
Scott Hartnell, playing his second game since fracturing his foot Jan. 22, scored his first goal of the season for the Flyers. And Jakub Voracek, who brought a five-game scoring streak into the game, assisted on Hartnell's goal and then scored one of his own on the power play to cut Toronto's lead to 3-2 late in the third period.
But Toronto goaltender Ben Scrivens, who finished with 23 saves, was at his best in the final few minutes to secure the victory.
"We did a really good job of clearing pucks and clearing rebounds in the third," Scrivens said. "The (Flyers) really got into it in the third, and made it close and then their building got into it. We found a way to hang on and we made some smart plays."
After Toronto opened a 2-0 lead, Hartnell, who enjoyed a breakout season last year with a career-high 37 goals, got the Flyers on the board with 2 minutes left in the second period off an excellent crossing pass from Voracek.
Despite getting his first goal of the season, however, Hartnell said he felt "a little worse" physically than he did in the last game and that he "won't be able to sleep much tonight" because of the loss. The most frustrating part, he noted, was that the defeat came after such a strong surge to close the contest.
"When we play like we did in the last 10 minutes, I don't think there's a team in the league that can play with us," Hartnell said. "We're skating, we're hitting, we're beating them to pucks, we're winning battles. And that's something in the first 50 minutes we never did."
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