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Date:         Fri, 9 Jul 1999 07:30:26 -0400
Reply-To:     Robert Rountree <rountree@PLANETEER.COM>
Sender:       Vanagon Mailing List <vanagon@gerry.vanagon.com>
From:         Robert Rountree <rountree@PLANETEER.COM>
Organization: Rountree R&D
Subject:      F  KOA's
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>The KOA Kampground just a few miles east of Nephi, Utah is the nicest >camground we have ever stayed in (and we took a month coming down from Alaska >in a '71 Westfalia in 1982!) - even the RV camp spots were totally planted in >grass. Everything was clean, painted, and in excellent repair .....

If that's what matters... why do people leave their suburban, manicured lawns with nice clean painted fences and go out into the dirty unkempt wildness of the country side?...... when someone tells me a KOA is nicer than a trip to Alaska... I can only gag....There are some people (like myself) who can only live in the country, cause it's the only way I can have a yard just totally FULL of wildflowers, animals running thru my yard (no not teenagers) and a river full of trout..... Yeah Koa's are almost as nice as plastic flowers....barf....


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