Surprised that no one pointed out the boss parking job on that ginormous rig!I like that slogan, and I also saw this one which I thought was clever (I'm a simple person):
Bin There Dump That!
Start small and dream big ...
Are you sure that they didn't park it first, and then set up the parking lot around it?
Just noticed...and even the little Luv is parked correctly, equal space front and back and side to side !!!
Only if that were Paul @OrangeStreak they'd have to have done that.
I'm surprised that you left @Tracy Bowman off the hook....Only if that were Paul @OrangeStreak they'd have to have done that.
She's on vacation so I'm going easy on her...for now. ?
Didn't you notice that the front wheel is angled? That's not the wheel position of someone who can get it straight between the lines.Paul @OrangeStreak would still find a way to park it crooked.
Paul @OrangeStreak would still find a way to park it crooked.
What was LUV? Little Utility Vehicle?
Light Utility Vehicle
Wow 8,000 feet we don't have anything like that height here (highest mountain in the country is 7,310 feet) here is us camped at sea level at Broom's Head, NSW, on way back from Victoria last year, - our Jayco pop top Outback version weighs in at 5,300 lb (2400kg GTM) but we rarely load it that full in practice. Pic is dark because it was dawn and I was about to do my morning beach walk.Most trips include mountain passes and we've been as high as 8,000 feet. Never struggles. We usually cruse at 60 mpg for stability and safety. (55 or less going down steep grades) MPG goes to hell after 60 anyway. Average 10-11 mpg. Fuel type never seems to make any difference.
