Seasons Greeting

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CANDE
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Joined: Fri Apr 07, 2006 6:52 pm

Seasons Greeting

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Merry Christmas and Happy New Year. Safe travels.
Ed and Carol Freye
2016 Born Free 29' Splendor
Towing a 2014 Mini Cooper Coupe
perleys
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Merry Christmas to you all!
bornnorm
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Thank you for the Christmas wishes. We live in the south most winters and of course miss the traditional northern winter of our childhood.

The south has a major difference, people are religious, and I think to a higher degree, at least in the sense that they seem to live their religion a little more. Though I am not personally very religious, often a clerk will say to me "have a blessed day". That does move me. It's one of those small differences. also the fact that I can pick fresh strawberries from mid-December to mid-April is another blessing.

Have a great holiday season where ever you are.
Norm Milliard
'93 Born Free 21' RB
'06 Scion xB
Escapee, Full timer
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stevek
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I took this pic yesterday at a local front yard xmas display.
Merry Christmas :D
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Steve
2011 Born Free 22 foot RSK, rear side (corner) kitchen, E350, 29k miles.
Our first motorhome. Lots to learn. Thanks.
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