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Free laundry by looking up your buildings washer/dryer model on eBay and order a key for it They’re usually around $10.00. You no longer have to pay for on-site laundry!

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  Black Friday Memories and Traditions
  by Phyllis McCrossin
  I have never shopped on Black Friday. Fighting crowds, standing in line, being around that many people in one place has never appealed to me. I guess I’ve never needed an item badly enough to go through the ordeal. Holiday Baking: A Family Tradition Two of my sisters and I had a tradition of baking…
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  A Relaxing Week at Lake Jennings Campground: No Obligations
  by Phyllis McCrossin
  Relaxing RV Getaway at Lake Jennings Campground If ever there were a good way to get away from it all, this week would have been a good example of just that. No Obligations Vacation: The Perfect Escape For the first time in months (probably years) King and I had no obligations. None. We didn’t have…
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  Camping at Lake Jennings Campground: Our Experience
  by Phyllis McCrossin
  Lake Jennings Camping: Rules, Dogs, and Lessons Learned We are now settled in at Lake Jennings campground in Lakeside, California.Weekdays are fine, but the weekends are busy and filled with people who can’t follow rules – the big one being keeping their dogs on a leash. I often hear, “but my dog is so friendly.”…
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  California RV Life Day Five: Camping & Crafting with Loom Projects
  by Phyllis McCrossin
  California RV Life, Loom Projects & Social Reflections Today marks day five in sunny California. We are getting ready to move to our new campground Friday. In the meantime, we have been moving slow, taking naps, and puttering. Trailer Repairs and Crafting in California Campgrounds King has been making some repairs or improvements on the…
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  Cross-Country RV Journey to California: Quartzite Stop
  by Phyllis McCrossin
  Day Six on Our Cross-Country RV Journey Today marks day six of being on the road. We left Monday. Tonight, we are staying at a campground in Quartzite, Arizona. Not the free Bureau of Land Management land, but an actual campground. It’s not fancy. In fact, it’s about as close to primitive as you can…