Thanksgiving Thanks To the Forum Contributors

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As Thanksgiving approaches, we should all acknowledge the wonderful efforts of this forum's regular contributors. Whether you are stranded roadside, buying a new coach, or just confused with the technical details of these machines, the regular contributors will take time from their day to help out.

Brett, Tom, ****, Herman, DesertDeals, Wayne, Frank, Richard, Bill and so many others .... Thank you for your time, patience, and advice. It is no small effort, and we all appreciate it.

My family is hitting the road for the holiday, and it's nice to have you all "along". Happy Thanksgiving to you all, wherever you are for the holiday.

Tim and Beth

[desertdeals69]

Thanks Tim and the same to you and your family. Have a safe trip. We are in Hawaii, without the motorhome!, for thanksgiving with two of our kids and four grandkids.

Seasons greetings to all.

[RVerOnTheMove]

For what little I provide these days I thank you very much!

Have a great holiday season and always remember that it's about giving thanks and the birth of Christ and not about the all might dollar and Target or Wal-Mart. Hug everyone you know and help everyone you can.

Best wishes to you, Tim and Beth (and everyone else).

[hermanmullins]

Tim and Beth, as the others have said "Thank you."

As this Holiday Season nears at both Thanksgiving and Christmas, let us all stop and give our thanks and prayers to all of our Service Men and Women that are insuring that we can have our seasons.

Happy Thankgiving and a Merry Christmas.

Herman and Bobbie

[dickandlois]

Thanks! Tim and Beth, It is kind of challenging and humbling considering how many times one can be wrong, pushing out of ones comfort zone and the body of knowledge within the group that really makes it work.

With all the changes in the coaches each year there is never a shortage of challenges.

May you also have a Good Thanksgiving, safe travels and good health.

If our reply's are little slow over the next few days. We are likely eating to much, taking a nap or preoccupied with friends and family, but still peaking over your shoulder form time to time to see how all are doing.

Rich.