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  1. Sounds like a great trip - the Aspens will be turning then.  On your way from Mesa Verde to the Sand Dunes, you will pass through Pagosa Springs.  You should stop there for lunch at least - there are some interesting things to see.  Also, when you get to South Fork, you might want to take a side trip up to Creede, which is an old mining town that's pretty lively, at least in the summer.   The headwaters of the Rio Grand is just west of Creede, at the Rio Grand Reservoir.  I know there are many National Forest campgrounds there but they may be closed by then.  However, there are lots of RV parks in South Fork because it is a very popular summer destination for part-timers. We spend many weeks every year in Colorado dry camping and riding our Polaris RZR.

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  2. We saw an Elite II parked in the lot at the Taco Bell in Dumas, TX about two o’clock on Monday. Oh wait, that’s ours. We’re on our way back to Mississippi after about 70 nights out. We’ve seen temps from 21°F up to 104°F. The most dramatic day’s change was after camping at Crater Lake. When we left that morning it was hovering just above freezing with about 4 feet of snow on either side of the trailer. By the end of the day, it was 102°F.

     

    That's cute   xd9p59fyclq21q8l3fu2amoromdojxc7.jpg.9a497d729e15ed25672ccfb2167c62f6.jpg   Wow, big temperature changes.

     

     

  3. Novice Oliver observer here, so excuse me if this is common knowledge.  How did you choose the purple color on your graphics?  I don't see that color on the website but I do see that you can choose other colors as an upgrade.  Did they have a color chart for you to choose from or did you bring them a sample and they matched it.  By the way, I also love purple and can't wait to see your pictures.

  4. I wondered if there was a thread specifically dedicated to "I saw an Ollie on the road".  Last Tuesday, June 27, we saw an Oliver for the first time as well.  I'm almost sure it was in Comanche, Tx, and they were headed north on hwy 67.  We were headed south and were sorely tempted to turn around and catch up to them, but alas, we were not that bold.  Some day soon we need to just quit thinking about it and tour one!

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