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I loved the book – have not seen the movie. I could relate to much of the book. I also worked one winter at Desert Rose in Fernley and was able to meet many of the Amazon workers.
Hi I’ve been reading this letter for about a cause we just sold our house and going RV living. What my biggest questions are for right now is internet. and cable.
If you go to youtube Bob’s channel cheaprvliving.com, carolyn’s RV life, creativity Rv they all talk about internet on the road.
Camping by a good lake any good RV parks out there?
Yes, Our favorite is at Lake Hawkins County RV Park in Hawkins Texas, only 30 minutes from Tyler Texas. The camp is roomy, beautiful setting on the small lake, showers, bathrooms, swimming beach, boat ramp, fishing & general store, 4 miles to the town of Hawkins. The attendants there are super friendly and a family of hard workers keeping the camp family friendly, clean and fully stocked, FHU, tent sites available as well as partial hookups and reasonably priced. There are roomy wooded sites as well as open ones, all with fire rings, picnic tables, concrete pads and blacktop driveway parking. There’s even a pavilion for rent as well as cabins, canoes, and more. Safety is always their top priority and the park is patrolled by Hawkins police
Buggy. Bring spray otherwise enjoy.