Yep, I was feeling a little sorry for myself until your adventure began.
Montana, sitting on the Madison, dry camping, fly fishing and this
little ole gust of wind came along.
Made quite a picture with three people hanging on, one on each end and
one in the middle.
Pulled 12 rivets from the back end of the awning rail a half dozen from
the front. Left 8 rivets holding the rail and the main awning on the
coach. Fortunately with the locking wheels in place it held together
until we got home.
Just another fun day. But the fishing was good. Rainbows and brownies.
On the other hand the mosquito's were not fun.
How are you holding up?
Charlie
On 9/26/2011 5:04 PM, Hunter Hampton wrote:
> Charlie Burke wrote:
>> Ok now, cut that out. I'm wrong more than I care to admit. Going to
>> DuQuoin this year is arguably a good example.
>>
>> Started out by denting a panel the first day, got hit by a F1 tornado at
>> DuQuoin, almost lost the main patio awning in Montana, and finished with
>> a flat tire on the last day.
>>
>> If it weren't for all the fishing along the way that was very good the
>> trip would not have been any fun at all.
>>
>> Charlie ;-)
>>
> Pshaw.... that's nothing! :p Lately all that would be a good day for
> me. )c:
>
> Hunter<- wondering what happened in Montana... wind?
>
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