Happy New Year! - Hi-Lo camper travel trailer forum

Luckydog671 · 12-31-2014, 09:15 AM

Thanks to everyone on the forum who provided your experience and wisdom in 2014 to all us newbies, and here's looking forward to a fun and safe 2015 camping in our Hi Lo's!

Garry · 12-31-2014, 11:57 AM

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Originally Posted by Luckydog671

Thanks to everyone on the forum who provided your experience and wisdom in 2014 to all us newbies, and here's looking forward to a fun and safe 2015 camping in our Hi Lo's!

Back attcha Greg. Stay safe in those wintery conditions in Tehachapi.

Luckydog671 · 12-31-2014, 01:25 PM

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Back attcha Greg. Stay safe in those wintery conditions in Tehachapi.

You too, Garry! I heard they had to rescue over a hundred stranded motorists from the mountains in San Bernadino and LA Counties. Stay safe!

renoites · 12-31-2014, 06:59 PM

My brother is camping near his home in Murrieta and got 2". Went home and had to remove snow from toys because he had 6".

Most he has seen since moving there 25 years ago.
So cal with deep snow. And yet, they say there is NO climate change!

hilltool · 12-31-2014, 08:22 PM

Happy NewYear to all n the site. May 2015 be filled with great adventures and lovely camping .

Garry · 01-01-2015, 02:16 PM

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Originally Posted by renoites

My brother is camping near his home in Murrieta and got 2". Went home and had to remove snow from toys because he had 6".

Most he has seen since moving there 25 years ago.
So cal with deep snow. And yet, they say there is NO climate change!

Renoites, I am in Menifee, about seven miles north of Murrieta and we did not have any snow, but driving south bound on a major street I sure could see the white stuff all over. When it rains, that particular area of Murrieta always has some of the heaviest rains.

Luckydog671 · 01-01-2015, 03:25 PM

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Originally Posted by Garry

Renoites, I am in Menifee, about seven miles north of Murrieta and we did not have any snow, but driving south bound on a major street I sure could see the white stuff all over. When it rains, that particular area of Murrieta always has some of the heaviest rains.

Garry, we pass right through Menifee and Murrieta almost on a monthly basis to visit family in La Jolla. Amazing that you had snow so close to your location! We were supposed to receive several inches but only got a few flurries at our place- just cold!

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