No new posts lately?

[Thom]

Not seeing any new posts last four or five days, cleared cookies, resigned in, still nothing.

Anyone else have issues? Can anyone see this post?

[ATCguy]

Yeah, I’m here.

I’m full time, but end of the season for most... not much happening.

[ArmyVeteran]

Blame this guy :-)

[lcv800]

Everyone's RV is running fine with no issues. See, we've solved the world's RV problems.
LOL.
Rusty

[franktafl]

I'm here... the site has been acting a little strange lately also. maybe grinch!

[CSCLARK]

I'm still here too, but all is well and we are full time too. Just enjoying life here.

[franktafl]

is anyone having issues with the site? Seems like Chrome and FireFox are acting a little strange. FireFox won't connect due to
The page isn’t redirecting properly

An error occurred during a connection to www.dutchmenowners.org.

This problem can sometimes be caused by disabling or refusing to accept cookies.


and Chrome doesn't know that I have read some of the threads...

[ATCguy]

No real issues on my end Frank, except the site seems to load a bit slower in comparisons to other websites over the past week or so.

[azdryheat]

No problems here. We were going camping on Monday but my buddies aftermarket turbo blew up on his Cummins so we canceled the two spaces.

[wahoonc]

I'm still here too.

I have been trying to get a new barn built since late October.

Materials delivered October 27. Then I had to fight with the surveyor and they still got it wrong. Finally put in for a permit on November 11. They gave initial approval on November 14 but then had to wait until December 4 to get the final approval from the environmental people, if you have a septic tank on the property they have to approve the permit.

Then I finally get a weekend off, so I rent a Little Beaver earth auger... it doesn't have enough power to punch through the hard yellow clay we have about 30" down. Then to add insult to injury we had about 2.5" of rain a couple of days earlier and I had one hole collapse due to a saturated sandy clay pocket full of groundwater.

Now I am in a holding pattern until mid-January in hopes it will dry up and I will get another break from work. I will rent a heavier piece of equipment and hopefully get it done then.

Just for the record, the barn is 32'x40'x16'. RV goes on one side the other will have a climate-controlled shop on the lower level and dry storage on the upper.

Aaron

[franktafl]

Originally Posted by wahoonc

I'm still here too.

I have been trying to get a new barn built since late October.

Materials delivered October 27. Then I had to fight with the surveyor and they still got it wrong. Finally put in for a permit on November 11. They gave initial approval on November 14 but then had to wait until December 4 to get the final approval from the environmental people, if you have a septic tank on the property they have to approve the permit.

Then I finally get a weekend off, so I rent a Little Beaver earth auger... it doesn't have enough power to punch through the hard yellow clay we have about 30" down. Then to add insult to injury we had about 2.5" of rain a couple of days earlier and I had one hole collapse due to a saturated sandy clay pocket full of groundwater.

Now I am in a holding pattern until mid-January in hopes it will dry up and I will get another break from work. I will rent a heavier piece of equipment and hopefully get it done then.

Just for the record, the barn is 32'x40'x16'. RV goes on one side the other will have a climate-controlled shop on the lower level and dry storage on the upper.

Aaron

I have RV parking barn envy! We are in the process of looking for a new place to store our RV (on land we own) and build a new house (and sell the old one). lastly, we are probably going full time, purchasing a new full timer RV (probably a DRV) AND a new truck to pull it with. Looks like the next decade will be full of changes for us.