18 Jun 08 23:16, Cindy Haglund wrote to Roy Witt:

 CH>> I'll tell you about the motor home trip and how lovely it was,
 CH>> cruising the prairie at night and drinking beer, stopping by a
 CH>> little creek and grilling fish on a Coleman stove, listening to
 CH>> coyotes. The vanishing of the R.V. only makes your story more
 CH>> interesting. One thing lost, something else gained. Life is like
 CH>> that.

 RW>> The RV's as we know them days may be numbered, but there will come
 RW>> along something to replace it. You can't keep people down forever.
 RW>> As

 CH>  True true! And how knows mabye we'll get back to nature a lot
 CH> soooner than we think.

I was thinking about that this morning, on my way back from two car door
unlockings at Canyon Lake. They make electric motors that can drive a
wheel on a car or RV. Put the diesel engine to good use by hooking it up
to an electric generator and power the wheels with the electric motors,
just like the diesel-electric engines the railroad use. Charge a bank of
batteries at the same time.

 RW>> a matter of fact, my first car door unlocking on the river this year
 RW>> was for a
 RW>> young couple who had just bought everything there was to buy to do
 RW>> camping; their first time ever. That tent slept 8, it was so big.
 RW>> They're probably planning on a big family.

 CH>  heh. Some people think big! It is .. Texas you know. (And yes I know
 CH> Texans get tired of being reminded. ) ....0

The funny part was that they had pitched that tent the night before and
had to take it down and pack it away before 1pm that day. They didn't have
any reservations to stay longer. I knew there were places they had missed
and so I gave them directions to a very large camp ground where they may
not have been by the river's edge, but they would have a campsite they
didn't have to move out of the next day. This was Memorial weekend, and
the river was packed with people.

 CH>> (Garrison Keillor's "A Prairie Home Companion" can be
heard Saturday
 CH>> nights on public radio stations across the country.)

 RW>> PBS! I knew it.

 CH>  OH. Bad?

Not as bad as any of the others, CBS, ABC, NBC, etc..

 CH>  OH well ... try some NO Knead Bread? I won't tell you were
 CH> the recipe comes from. It's really great bread. WOudn't want to ruin
 CH> it for you.

Kosher?

                R\%/itt



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