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<blockquote data-quote="dennishoddy" data-source="post: 3628308" data-attributes="member: 5412"><p>Got home today from two months on the road in the RV. 11 States visited this year so far and camped in. Two only one night, but that counts. LOL!</p><p>Mowed the jungle that used to be a lawn, and will be gearing up for dove and deer season. </p><p>We have an amazing country with a series of National Parks that are totally incredible. Glacier NP was our favorite with the Badlands and Mt Rushmore SD area as second. </p><p>We probably would have enjoyed Yellowstone and the Tetons more if we could have seen them. The smoke from forest fires pretty much had visibility to a couple of miles. The heat dome that built over the NW kept temps in the hi 90's in Utah and Idaho, but 8-10% humidity kept it from being totally uncomfortable. Amazing how much effect humidity has on how you feel the heat. Take a shower and the hair is dry within minutes when it's low.</p><p>Good to be back in Oklahoma!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="dennishoddy, post: 3628308, member: 5412"] Got home today from two months on the road in the RV. 11 States visited this year so far and camped in. Two only one night, but that counts. LOL! Mowed the jungle that used to be a lawn, and will be gearing up for dove and deer season. We have an amazing country with a series of National Parks that are totally incredible. Glacier NP was our favorite with the Badlands and Mt Rushmore SD area as second. We probably would have enjoyed Yellowstone and the Tetons more if we could have seen them. The smoke from forest fires pretty much had visibility to a couple of miles. The heat dome that built over the NW kept temps in the hi 90's in Utah and Idaho, but 8-10% humidity kept it from being totally uncomfortable. Amazing how much effect humidity has on how you feel the heat. Take a shower and the hair is dry within minutes when it's low. Good to be back in Oklahoma! [/QUOTE]
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