Steph and Dud B

Yes, exactly.

Just to be sure: clockwise to close.

How many cupholders does it have?

If opening the bathroom drain valve increased the flow of water, you probably have a leak in the bathroom drain system.

Amish restaurant and buffet, Das Dutchmen Essenhaus to chow down: https://maps.app.goo.gl/MYq2854UTu2LjPLm8 , The Bag Factory for shopping: https://maps.app.goo.gl/aaMDybSNji4EHPav6 , Venturi for authentic Neopolitan pizza: https://maps.app.goo.gl/t5WiaMadvzyFcQnn7 , Yoder's Meat and Cheese: https://maps.app.goo.gl/du6vPspozdgsdSat8

Yes, I prefer the propane furnace in below freezing temps because it adds heat between the shells while maintaining the double hull insulation in the upper half. Once you open all those cabinets and hatches you pretty much negate the whole double hull concept.

We have the same issue on hull #1150. Same here, something I've been meaning to look into. Eventually.

You should be fine.

We've used the TST system for many (10+) years. We replaced the stock rubber valve stems with steel ones first. (These fit our 2022, YMMV: https://www.oreillyauto.com/detail/c/xtra-seal/tire---wheel/tire-valves---caps/tire-valves---cores/aede909cf322/xtra-seal-bolt-in-valve-fits-rim-hole-diameter-5-8-inch/xts0/17428 ) Definitely get a TPMS, regardless of brand.

Greetings to the Oliver LE1 sharing Hammonasset State Park with us. That's the second LE1 we've seen here this year.

We have a new guest at Green Lake SP. No idea where she came from. Never saw one here before.

Brings back memories. That's a great place.

I think they've discontinued the rewards program and gone back to the old site visit system. Saw an email about that recently.

A new contender in the fiberglass RV market for the US: Awaken RV -https://share.google/Zzpg4orVpsEvoSdpL Nice looking exterior. Autoevolution reporting a price of $82,500 and dry weight of 5500#: https://www.autoevolution.com/news/awaken-rv-s-fiberglass-morningstar-flagship-camper-is-here-to-shift-how-american-s-camp-257902.html

The fish photo was taken from above, standing on the shore. The water is very clear. In the wide shot you can see the green water in the shade. Closer to the camera you're seeing the reflection of the blue sky.

Green Lakes State Park near Syracuse. Home base when visiting our son and his family. They have a range of different site types, hookups or not. The lakes are the big draw. They're actually green in color because "they are meromictic lakes, meaning their waters don't mix, and high concentrations of calcium carbonate suspended in the water column reflect green light wavelengths."

Make a checklist, like a pilot, and stick to it. Failure to follow my own list has led to a could of expensive mistakes over the years.

I've seen some solar powered ones that don't need a power source.

We've also had 2 RVLocks fail. Will install something else next time.

Our Tessie was black and white. She and Maestro (cat #1) were travel buddies. (Maestro was the boss.)

Is Charley a Springer?

We traveled with 3 cats over the years. The first one loved it. She liked to look out the windows, even when driving. In fact, we had to teach her not to walk around on the dashboard! (She was fearless.) Cat #2 hated cars and #3 liked the camper and tolerated the car, but just barely. He'd stay in his carrier and sulk until we got to our destination. No pets at the moment, but I've thought about putting a litter box in the basement like @Steve and Mary suggested. It's my allergies holding us back.

You have 2 Olivers??

Ahhh, I get it now. Have you looked over the detectors at etrailer.com?

Can't answer the question, but curiosity is killing me. Why?