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electricflyer · 06-27-2017, 10:11 PM

Peeling the peaches is easy, just boil them and the skin just slides off. I'll see what the weather is like and maybe stay another day at the lake if the site isn't reserved for someone else.

July is pretty full with ham radio license classes. We have a 4 day session for people that work weekends and mostly for youth. Then Cobb County GEMA (Georgia Emergency Management Agency) wants a class for 50 people right after that so we will be busy.

Our next rally will be in Gadsden, AL the 1st week in October. There is a city owned RV park that is pretty decent at Nocalola Falls. We've been to that rally 2 other years, quite a get together for FROG's (Forest River Owners Group). Great ribs and chicken BBQ furnished by Forest River.

06-27-2017, 10:11 PM	#4
electricflyer Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2013 Location: Douglasville, GA Posts: 417	Peeling the peaches is easy, just boil them and the skin just slides off. I'll see what the weather is like and maybe stay another day at the lake if the site isn't reserved for someone else. July is pretty full with ham radio license classes. We have a 4 day session for people that work weekends and mostly for youth. Then Cobb County GEMA (Georgia Emergency Management Agency) wants a class for 50 people right after that so we will be busy. Our next rally will be in Gadsden, AL the 1st week in October. There is a city owned RV park that is pretty decent at Nocalola Falls. We've been to that rally 2 other years, quite a get together for FROG's (Forest River Owners Group). Great ribs and chicken BBQ furnished by Forest River. __________________ Marv KT4W DW-Carolyn, 2 fur kids BooBoo and Gracie (felines) Camped 71 days in 2016, Camped 33 in 2017, 33 booked for 2018 2014 Palomino Puma 25RL - TV 2011 F-150 SuperCrew 5.0