The Old Lady Days are here--updated name

[Liz]

Thanks, Lyn, I was wondering too.

[snowball]

OK Pat, I'll bite, what is the worlds biggest bird feeder?
Karen, check your PM's.....lyn

I'm guessing but would it be the corn palace?
sheila

[Liz]

Now that makes sense.

[JudyJB]

Never thought about that building providing a feast for birds, but that has to be the right answer!

[OutandAbout]

What wonderful news Ava. Its beautiful. With all the invitations you are getting you will be gone all summer.

[avalen]

ok, by popular demand the old lady is now known as Old Lady Somewhere,,,

now I have to go read up on how to do the signature thing cause I can't remember which link to use. I should
probably use my computer more often cause I can't remember how to do stuff on it.
I've been relying on the notebook and cell phone way too much. I think my signature picture is just too big, maybe
if I think a little harder I'll remember how to shrink it just a little.

[monik7]

Alice, I recall that campground where you took me last year. I remember thinking then that would make a beautiful picture. In fact, I think I took one. Looks even better with your new ride (Old Lady Somewhere) front and center and ready for new adventures.
Sandi

[avalen]

It really was a nice campground, I really liked the paved spots and it not being like a parking lot.

[Bethers]

It's truly a beautiful place... A great backdrop for Somewhere.

[carold]

Congratulations Ava!!! Know you're going to love your new lifestyle. Looks like the perfect size and floor plan for you. Looking forward to your future posts and pics as you travel. carold

[dpf]

Well I'm a little behind on reading! Yes, Lyn, The World's Largest Bird Feeder is what many South Dakotans jokingly call the Corn Palace in Mitchell. It is an interesting stop and see. I haven't actually been inside for quite a few years but understand that it has been improved and is quite educational. I always see the outside updates because I drive by it often when I go to Mitchell.

[bluepinecones]

Really happy that you were finally able to get your RV. Know you are going to enjoy

[Birdie]

Hey Alice, here is some food for thought in getting set up for towing. It is really interesting.

http://www.readybrake.com/store/p4/Read ... w_Bar.html

You normally have to have base plates installed on you toad and that doesn't change. You must have a braking system that is controlled by your RV. You, also, must have a tow bar. All of that can easily add up to $3000. But with this system it has the braking installed in the tow bar and that saves you about $1,000 +/- $200. I know that the installation costs have to be included and I did that on my 3k figure.

I love my Stay-and-Play braking unit, but this would have save me a bunch of gas dollars. My next unit will be this. Oh, YES, I probably won't have another setup. They last a really long time.

[avalen]

Thanks for the info Birdie

[Bethers]

I looked at the Ready Brake in Q a couple years ago. I've had trouble off and on with my braking system and they said with the regular Ready Break I could keep my current tow bar. My system got fixed free in Q that year... But is acting up again, so there's a good chance I'll go with this. I need to talk with them and make sure I can keep my current tow bars. I like the simplicity.