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truckcampershillsb · 4 months ago

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Discovering Truck Campers: Your Best Adventure with Cascade RV in Hillsboro and Washington.

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bikeforlife · 4 years ago

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Bike Tour Blog

I honestly can’t believe I made it from the Pacific to Atlantic. This morning I woke up in my own bed for the first time since early February. Oh my god it felt so good. If a mattress maker wanted a testimonial, today would definitely be the day to get one from me. After 45 days straight of being on a bike it feels really good to be home.

On the first week we made from San Diego to Tucson Arizona. This section had some significant climbs through places like Alpine CA and Pine Valley CA and lots of desert riding in eastern tip of California and the state of Arizona. We camped in San Dunes CA where ATV’s are very popular and in places like desert view towers that had insane views of the Ko-Pah mountains. We also slept in a town park in small town in Arizona called Welton. I did snap my chain in Pine Valley but Tone was right there to help out. It was also the first time I rode my bike on the interstate and the first time I ever had rode a bike 10 miles straight downhill from the Ko Pah Mountains to Ocatillo California.

The next few week would take us through New Mexico and the beginning of Texas. The highlight of this section was the climb through the Gila National Forest on our way to Emory Pass. This section had absolutely breathtaking views and an abundance of nature. We climbed to over 8200 feet of elevation at the peak and went through awesome towns like Silver City NM and Hillsboro, NM. A couple days later we crossed the border into Texas at El Paso. This mammoth state would be approximately 1/3rd of the total miles we would cover. Many parts of the Us but especially Texas had recently experience significant weather event with snow, freezing conditions, and a failure of the local power grid. Fortunately we got to the state about a week after the weather had passed.

In Eastern Texas a significant portion of our miles would be on US highway 90. This would feature some awesome small towns like Marathon and Sierra Blanca Texas. The route also had remote areas of riding where there wouldn’t even be a gas station for 80+ miles. I found myself having more to think and unwind than at any part of my adult life. It was also during this stretch that we stayed at some great state parks. Seminole Canyon State Park and Lost Maples State Park in particular stood out to me. There is something magical about looking at the stars on a clear night without light pollution.

Eventually we went through Austin, Texas and I got to reconnect with my friends Jason and Max. After so much time pedaling through remote areas it feels really good to see friends and be in a city. Austin as a city has grown so much since I was there last. I ate great food during our off day and found an amazing bike mechanic that help me resolve a derailleur issue that had been lingering since San Diego.

We would hit a few more state parks on the eastern half of Texas and eventually crossed into Louisiana. After being in a very dry part of Texas the swamps of Louisiana offered a very different riding experience. For the most part the terrain was flat and the roads were in good condition. This part of the tour was special to me because of the amazing friends we made. During one week we stayed with Mandy in Deritter, LA and Perry in Jackson, LA. These amazing people took us into their homes and did everything they could to be helpful and make us feel at home. We were able to take a day off in New Orleans which was awesome. My friend Chris and his friend Bobby came down from from Jackson Miss and we all got a chance to hang. It was great to see Chris again after almost a decade of not seeing him. Hopefully I’ll make it to Mississippi at some point

The final stretch would have us riding through Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia and Florida. During this time we met even more incredible hosts. Kellie/Mason in Bay Saint Louis and Dave/Stacy in Bagdad, Fl were both incredibly kind and generous. Thank you for everything. The ride took us through places like Dalphin Island, Alabama. I never knew there were islands in Alabama . They are absolutely gorgeous.

We stayed in a couple more awesome state parks in this stretch. In Bainbridge Georgia we stayed in the east bank campground operated by the army core of engineers. They gave us a site right by the water and it was a pretty magical experience. The final section of the tour featured a massive uptick in the number of bugs in these parks. I found that during camping were almost always under attack from mosquitoes or being visited by either argentine ants, caterpillars , or bees. Bug spray can help but sometimes you just have to cover every single bit of skin on your body.

During the final day push to the ocean Tone and I split up. The original route that we were using had us going through Jacksonville to Saint Augustine Florida. He wanted to stick to the route while I made a decision to go directly to Jacksonville which was more direct to the Atlantic Ocean. For me the final day was filled with a range of emotions and thoughts. Admittedly even 10 years later I still have some anxiety of my past medical condition. As i’m riding i’m feeling a huge sense of accomplishment and simultaneous release of anxiety/stress. To be able to survive a full coast to coast tour of the United States on a bike is the kind of proof that the only limitations are the ones I place on myself. I think about my life with Riana over the past 10 years and how fortunate we’ve been to be able to experience living in larger cities, traveling abroad, and getting to start our own business.

I think about how grateful I am to Tony for doing this tour with me. I’ve known him for 15 years and he’s always pushed me to do things outside my comfort zone. From helping me get first passport stamp, to hosting great events, to now riding through the US on a bike. Particularly on this tour he went above and beyond. He help me with mechanical issues which i’m not particularly good at, he lead our route navigation almost every day, he found places for us to stay, and helped lead us through all kinds of unique day to day challenges.

My tour came to a strange end. I was on my way to stay at my friends Stephanie’s house in jacksonville when I stopped at a convenience store. When I came out my bike and all of my gear was stolen. This included my passport, clothes, tent, sleeping bag, paneers, bike tools, food, journal, and more. I tried my best to look through the neighborhood and called the police but no luck in recovering any of it. As unfortunate as this situation is, I'm grateful it happened on the final day of the tour just a couple of miles from my friends house. I won’t let that person take away my memories and diminish the experience. They are worth infinitely more than the material value of the bike and my belongings.

As i’ve had a couple of days to relax before going back to work i’ve been reflecting on the experience more. I absolutely would recommend doing something like this to anyone I know for a few reasons. It’s a great way to decompress. You have time to actively think and it helps your focus significantly. The riding is tough but manageable. I only rode my bike on a couple training rides beforehand. I was also asked a ton of questions from people about my experience. So I wanted to answer them one by one below.

What did you eat?

Being a vegan on a bike tour has its challenges. I ate a lot of clif bars, peanut butter banana burritos, trail mix, , Fritos chips, subway Veggie Delights without cheese and Impossible burgers from Burger Kings. Honestly a lot of days on tour it was challenging to find vegan friendly dishes. Thankfully our hosts made some really nice home cooked vegan meals and every large city we visited had great vegan options.

Where did you sleep?

It was a mix of hotels, backyards , rv parks, state parks, town parks , and then random wild camping. On nights where it was too cold to camp we opted for hotel most of the time.

What gear did you have? This was my packing list before the bike was stolen.

Tools Bag

Park tool Allen key Hand pump Kevlar spoke Back up derailleur Baby wipes Chain scrubber Degreaser Spare tube x2 3 tire lever adjustable wrench Poncho Hand warmer Head lamp

Food Bag Varies but generally 3 portable camp meals Clif bars

Back paneer 1

Extra water plastic jug - Nalgene Sleeping bag (40 degrees) Sleeping bag liner. (10-15 degree etc) Micro fiber Towel Waterproof socks Large winter gloves Small gloves Zip ties

Back paneer 2 Short tech shirts (red and green) Socks (long wool, short cotton Medium wool Blue t shirt

-Toiletries bag

Deodorant dr Bonner liquid and bar soap, bug spray toothbrush toothpaste back up Masks Hand sanitizer

Electronics bag Solar charger Headphone and charger Cell charger Extra water container - 3 liter emergency

Duffle Sleeping pad Wind pants Under armour Long sleeve shirts (grey , black , blue yellow winter Jacket

What was the hardest part? I suspect every single rider will have a different answer to this . For me there were two things that probably equally as challenging. First and foremost there are large portions where people are not wearing masks. It was very demoralizing to be in situations constantly where people have made a conscious decision to disregard the health of others. Since the services were so spread out I found myself having to get food from places that have anti mask propaganda on their front door.

Secondly this tour really taught me that I am more comfortable in cities and around people. It was charming to spend days riding our bikes through farm country in remote roads but eventually it began to wear on me and I found myself crave cities. Also in cities the percentage of people wearing masks shot up significantly.

What was your favorite small town?

I really enjoyed Silver City New Mexico. It was a quirky mountain with good architecture and really nice people. There was also a very helpful bike shop, great co-op, nice motel, and the town was filled with cool art.

What was the weather like?

For the most part we had good weather. I would say were typically 50-60’s during the day on the first half but colder at night. We were able to avoid some of the extreme weather that hit Texas but still found ourselves that was a little too cold to camp in. Most of the biggest issue that would we would face would be consistent headwinds. After a first week full of tailwinds the rest of the tour would almost always deal us 10-25 mph headwinds.

How many issues did you have with your bike?

There are always some day to day issues but the most common were flat tires ( I think i had 5 throughout the trip), My front derailleur was a consistent issue. The fenders on the bike were kind of a pain. However for an old 80’s bike with an older drive train it held up pretty well. I would recommend to anyone thinking about touring to consider customizing their bike to their own needs as opposed to buying a brand new touring bike. There will always be maintenance.

How did your body hold up?

For the most part I wasn’t in a lot of pain on this tour. Everyone’s body is different. I found that if I got a majority of my miles during the morning I would do much better. However on days where we were riding until close to sun down i found myself in a lot of pain near the end of the day. Most commonly knees, butt, lower back, quads. Occasionally my hands would be numb on long riding days.

How long did it take?

45 days coast to coast. During that period we took 3 full days off and had a number of short days (30-40 miles). I’m told that this was a very quick trip as many folks take between 60-70 days to complete this route.

What would you recommend to someone doing this?

There are a million things but i’ll try to summarize here.

If you’re touring with other people try to have honest conversations in advance about things like how many miles you want to shoot for a day. How early in the morning do you want to start pedaling. Where you are you comfortable staying. What kind of timeline you’re under with work? What food you’re comfortable sharing. If you’re comfortable deviating off the route to save miles/time. Ultimately the more you and your riding partners discuss this in advance the less confusion you’ll have day to day.

With your work I would communicate to co-workers honestly how involved you want to be while away. Some have traditional jobs that allow them to totally leave work and decompress. In my case as an entrepreneur I found myself involved on almost daily basis with work. For me that was comfortable but for others it might take away from their experience.

I would also make sure that you have a good instinct for eating food even when you’re not hungry. I had to learn this throughout the tour as my food options were limited with a vegan diet.

I would recommend that you try to do some level of training in advance. On my first bike tour I did almost no training and I was in pain almost right away. On this one I did some cross training and some scheduled rides. It made all of the difference in the world as far as my day pain levels.

Would you do it again?

I don’t personally know if I would do a tour of this length again. While I enjoyed the experience and the bucket list aspect of it I found myself going through the motions on a lot of days. I think I would enjoy much more doing a tour of a 7-14 days. Possibly if I’m ever retired I may feel differently but the looming pressure of my career was a bit hard to get through mentally.

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wolfisakionwheels · 6 years ago

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Harvey the RV: A Tale of A Shanghaid Motorhome, Part 1

After a lot of window shopping and daydreaming we brought this big ol’ beut home and lived like high falutin motorhome owners for almost a full week before it was stolen from the front of our house while we were at the grocery store one morning.

Remmi for some reason says RV with a slight Boston accent combined with the inability yet to roll his R’s so we dubbed it Harvey, or, “Hawvey” if you’re from certain parts of the east coast… Or three years old.

We were able to take Harvey out once at least, we sailed him on down to Estacada and parked along the Clackamas River for a few days to kick his tires a bit and revel in all his beefy attractiveness.

Harvey came to life in the late 90′s, complete with his oak veneer paneling and vinyl flooring and neutral floral finishings. I could probably both bleed out and spill my kale smoothie on the couch all at once and within a minutes time you would never even know it.

He sat covered and well cared for and in the whole 20+ years of his lifespan had racked up a whopping 40,000 miles, which means he was probably only ever taken out to the lake once or twice a year, the odd family reunion, maybe a parking lot in Hillsboro for the Air Show, who knows. All I know is it was love at first sight, us and Harvey. We were gunna go places together.

We’ve spent the past week with both the Bacon Hut and Harvey snuggled up together in front of our house - along with a fair portion of our kind neighboring adjacent houses - so we could “move in” and get everything situated. Like all of the treasured and thoughtfully collected items one saves throughout their travels over the years… The enormous Yeti cooler I got for P-noch for Father’s Day because I thought he deserved something nice, and a cooler without duct-taped handles seemed like just the ticket. And a lot of sentimental items like my dad’s prized fishing poles - the very ones I learned to fish on, same as his grandkids. And all of the most coveted Stuffies that help make a night spent literally anywhere in the world feel like home. And then there was the brand new workstation setup that P-noch said, “if we’re putting any money into this old beater, it’s going to be towards a class act work setup,” and he was so proud of his new mobile charging unit and all of those fancy computery things I don’t care to understand.

This was the last we saw of Harvey. Sittin’ all handsome on the street in front of our house like the sweet little stud muffin he is… Was.

“The story of love is hello and goodbye… until we meet again.” - Jimi Hendrix

6.4.2019

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bdscuatui · 5 years ago

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Trên thị trường: Những ngôi nhà được rao bán với mái hiên bao quanh để giao tiếp từ xa Ai có thể cưỡng lại một mái vòm cong được gắn vào một ngôi nhà của Nữ hoàng Anne được xây dựng từ thời Victoria? Hoặc một hiên nhà trang trại rộng với không gian cho một góc bàn? Hoặc bất kỳ phong cách mái hiên nơi bạn có thể theo đuổi ánh sáng mặt trời đang thay đổi?Một mái hiên dài, có mái che cũng cung cấp nhiều chỗ hơn để dạo chơi tại nhà cho một gia đình trú ẩn tại chỗ.Trong tuần này, phòng trưng bày bất động sản, chúng tôi xem xét các bất động sản nhà ở để bán hoặc gần đây được bán với một con cá rô để vẫy chào người qua đường và giao tiếp từ xa.3640 S. Đường Dosch được bán với giá $ 1.461.000 vào ngày 3.120. bởi Katie Sengstake của Windermere Realty Trust.Windermere Realty Trust3640 S. Đường Dosch ở Portland được bán với giá $ 1.461.000 vào ngày 3.120. 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Ngôi nhà theo phong cách Craftsman, được xây dựng vào năm 2000 trên 1,01 mẫu Anh, có bốn phòng ngủ, 2,5 phòng tắm và 3.149 feet vuông không gian sống.Cối cảnh yên bình, giống như tĩnh tâm với sàn boong và vườn có hàng rào. Ngôi nhà này là một giấc mơ giải trí của người hâm mộ, người cho biết đại lý niêm yết Kelly Cherry với Dawn Cordiner của Soldera Properties, Inc. Xem thêm danh sách3510 S.W. Towle Ave ở Gresham được liệt kê ở mức 699.000 $$ bởi Bill Bailey của RE / MAX Equity Group.RE/MAX Equity Group3510 S.W. Towle Ave. ở Gresham được niêm yết ở mức $ 699.000. Ngôi nhà theo phong cách Cape Cod, được xây dựng vào năm 1930 trên 2.56 mẫu Anh, có ba phòng ngủ, hai phòng tắm và 2.950 feet vuông không gian sống.Tại khu vực Gresham, nằm ở trung tâm Gresham, bên cạnh 65 mẫu đất bảo tồn đất liền. 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Chú ý đến từng chi tiết trong mỗi phòng, sáng và sáng với không gian trang trọng và giản dị, nhà bếp rộng rãi, phòng ăn rộng rãi, nhiều kho và một mancave lớn với lối vào riêng cộng với một ngôi nhà trong khu nhà, Grant nói. Xem thêm danh sách1911 Langensand Road in Sandy được bán với giá 530.000 đô la bởi Michelle Way với Julie Kennedy của Windermere / Bất động sản Sandy.Windermere / Bất động sản Sandy1911 Langensand Road ở Sandy được bán với giá 530.000 đô la. Ngôi nhà gỗ ba tầng, được xây dựng vào năm 1994 trên diện tích 8,8 mẫu Anh, có ba phòng ngủ, ba phòng tắm và 2.672 feet vuông không gian sống.Nhà gỗ Log trong một khung cảnh đất nước thanh bình có một con lạch chảy qua tài sản, cây cối, đồng cỏ, đường mòn đi bộ, cửa hàng 38x28 với gác xép rộng 700m2, chuồng thú 30x40 và nhiều tòa nhà lưu trữ. Được bán như là, người bán không sửa chữa, ông nói đại lý niêm yết Michelle Way với Julie Kennedy của Windermere / Sandy Real Real. Xem thêm danh sách7628 S.E. Đường Deardorff ở Portland được bán với giá 495.000 đô la vào ngày 18 tháng 2 năm 2020 bởi Val Thorpe với Jennifer Auge của Công ty Hasson.Hasson Company7628 S.E. Đường Deardorff ở Portland được bán với giá 495.000 đô la vào ngày 18 tháng 2 năm 2020. Trang trại hiện đại, được xây dựng vào năm 2000 trên 1,11 mẫu Anh tại Thung lũng Dễ chịu, có bốn phòng ngủ, 2,5 phòng tắm và 2.705 feet vuông không gian sống.Có "một mái hiên đầy đủ và sàn giải trí lớn, không gian sân bằng phẳng và nhiều chỗ đậu xe bổ sung cho một chiếc RV hoặc thuyền. Đi lang thang trong rừng hoặc khu vườn gần nhà, ông nói, đại lý niêm yết Val Thorpe với Jennifer Auge của Công ty Hasson. thêm danh sách51720 N.W. Hayward Road ở Manning được niêm yết ở mức 1,5 triệu đô la bởi Geri Penner của Berkshire Hathaway Trang chủ Dịch vụ Bất động sản Tây Bắc.Berkshire Hathaway Trang chủ Dịch vụ Bất động sản Tây Bắc51720 N.W. Đường Hayward tại Manning được niêm yết ở mức 1,5 triệu đô la. Ngôi nhà hai tầng, được xây dựng vào năm 1979 ngày 40.7, có ba phòng ngủ, 2,5 phòng tắm và 5.592 feet vuông không gian sống.Nhà nghỉ ở quê xinh đẹp hoàn hảo để giải trí theo phong cách hoành tráng. Được bao quanh bởi rừng và đường mòn tươi tốt. Có một boong tàu khổng lồ, một số nhà phụ bao gồm một vọng lâu, gian hàng, ba cửa hàng nước nóng lớn cộng với một hầm rượu và quán bar độc đáo, chuyên gia niêm yết Geri Penner của Berkshire Hathaway HomeService NW Real Real. Xem thêm danh sách--Janet Eastman | [email protected] | @janeteastmanTheo dõi Oregonia / OregonLive bản tin và podcast cho những tin tức mới nhất và những câu chuyện hàng đầuBạn muốn tìm kiếm danh sách bất động sản Oregon và sử dụng tài nguyên địa phương? Bấm vào đây.[ad_2] Nguồn

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LITTLE HOUSE, HUGE POSSIBILITIES

$35,000 OBO

This is a converted shed in Abbott, Texas. Right off Interstate 35 and just a few miles from Hillsboro...This 2.65 acres already has 4 RV hookups and would be the PERFECT place for an RV Park! It can also be used as a mobile home park,or a mini-home park. Call us and we can discuss the possibilities for you!!

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* ANY information regarding specifications, characteristics, or condition of this property, neighborhood, or investment strategy (including, but not limited to, as-is property square footage measurements or as implied by property expansion through construction) is an unverified assumption of the broker or its affiliates based on limited information and should be verified independently for accuracy.

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nightmare-afton-cosplay · 8 years ago

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Houses For Sale in Itasca, TX

4251 Tbd Hcr, Itasca, TX

Price: $180000

Being 30 acres, it is divided into 3 lots with 10 acres each. Each Acre is for sale: $6000 per Acre All 30Acre for $180,000

101 N Park St, Itasca, TX

Price: $25000

Home sale includes additional lot space giving plenty of room for family growth.

Fm 66, Itasca, TX

Price: $245000

all pasture with coastal bermuda and fenced and cross fenced, one pond. water meter is available buyer would need to purchase from files valley water co-op.

1 Hcr 4434, Itasca, TX

Price: $290000

Beautiful property located at one of the highest points in Hill County and featuring gorgeous views from atop The Mountain. Rolling terrain perfect for homesite, some areas more rocky than others. Private and serene. Seller will sub-divide into 10 acres or more. Seller financing may be available!

Tbd Hcr 4310, Itasca, TX

Price: $151700

OWNER IS WILLLING TO OWNER FINANCE THIS PROPERTY. Are you looking for mineral rights. this seller is willing to convey all owned minerals to new buyer. great land for your new construction home, manufactured home, and to run your horses or cattle. Currently fenced on 2 sides. Rolling hills of great pasture land. Bring your family out here for country living at its best! 2 mobile homes allowed. No pigs, no slaughter house. 41 plus or minus acres via survey. Owner Finance terms are twenty percent down. ten percent interest. finance note for fifteen years.

W Fm 66, Itasca, TX

Price: $354830

Always wanted to farm? Then this may be the one for you. 95.9 acre blackland farm with 15 acres if improved pasture. Fenced and cross fenced. Small orchard already producing fruit. Lot for working cattle. One half of a soil conservation lake. Tons of road frontage. Co-op water meter already on property. Property is not leased from 9-1-15 to 9-1-16.

Maple St, Itasca, TX

Price: $6999

nice lot to build your own home at very cheap price in a very quiet town.

Angus Ct, Itasca, TX

Price: $25000

Want to get away from the hustle and bustle of city life? This is the place to be! This quiet gated community is located just 35 minutes to Fort Worth, 15 minutes to Hillsboro, 5 minutes to Grandview and Itasca. Only 7 lots still available starting at $25,000. Owner is licensed real estate listing agent.

385 Private Road 434, Itasca, TX

Price: $1100000

Rancher’s Pride – 49.8 acres of gorgeous rolling fields, large barn w outside horse stalls & holding pen, covered RV & boat parking, workshop w elec. This ranch is ready for you! Stunning 4 bed 3.2 bath luxury home is waiting for you. Wood floors, 2 fireplaces, large open kitchen, dual master beds & much more. Spectacular views from your covered porch & outdoor oasis. Pool w attached spa, gazebo, fireplace, & screened porch. Picturesque setting!

407 N Files St, Itasca, TX

Price: $69900

Great home for starter or empty nester 2 bedroom, 2 bath. Living has built in’s, kitchen has eating bar, and cabinets in utility. Fenced back yard with covered back porch.

Tbd Hcr 4141, Itasca, TX

Price: $89900

18.75 acres just 5 minutes north of Itasca. Close to I-35W along with privacy of large acreage. Fencing on property with small mesquite trees. Great building site and open spaces for live stock and recreational activities. Itasca ISD. Buyer to verify information.

Tbd S Aquilla St S, Itasca, TX

Price: $7900

Large half acrea lot – mobile homes allowed

107 E Marrion St, Itasca, TX

Price: $355000

Multi family apartments. 10 units. all 2 bedrooms, 1 bath.

482 Fm 66, Itasca, TX

Price: $179000

Are You Ready for the Country? How ‘Bout 61 Acres of Once Planted Coastal Bermuda Pasture? Grow & Bail the Bermuda Again for Income or Build Your Dream Rustic Ranch! Add a Barn, Sheds, Corrals & Stock the Existing Pond! Bring in a Few Head of Cattle, Horses, Free Range Chickens & Keep Some of Those Bermuda Bails for Your Own Livestock! Current Ag Exemption & No City Taxes! Water Meter Available with Local Co-Op. Just 15 Minutes from Hillsboro!

506 S Wall St, Itasca, TX

Price: $118000

Homes was built in 2015 with small town atmosphere. Enjoy the large kitchen, open concept, all bedroom are good size with ceiling fans. The master has two sinks, shower and large walk in closet. Detached concrete slab parking for RV or boat.

Tbd Fm 2719, Itasca, TX

Price: $215000

Great fishing on this engineered lake that has over 3.5 surface acres. Plenty of structure (habitat) for a great fish population. Depths up to 25′. Awesome water well in place. Multiple building sites. 280′ woodbine well. Driving Directions: HWY 81 at Itasca, go about 2.5 miles to FM 2719. Turn left. Property on right after 1.8 miles. Showing Instructions: Call Listing Agent, Tim McGinty (469)441-9052.

Tbd Angus Ct, Itasca, TX

Price: $36000

Small beautiful and secluded gated community; located close to I-35. Ready to build your dream home? Need a great already approved blueprint? Want acreage in a gated community? Look no further, this is the lot for you! The workshop is already built, and the home plans are ready to come to life! Listed at a steal of a priceall it is waiting on is YOU.

710 E Adams St, Itasca, TX

Price: $105000

Welcome home..this three bedroom one bath home features original hardwood floors that have been well kept. The home 3rd bedroom could be used as a second living or a flex room. Office could be converted to fourth bedroom or kept as an office or study space. The home is nestled on a large lot with well established trees and landscaping. Country living with easy access to 35.

262 Hcr 4434, Itasca, TX

Price: $92637

Investor opportunity! This property was recently foreclosed by a bank or financial institution and is now available to purchase online at Auction.com ending 03-13-2017. Visit Auction.com now to view additional photos, Property Reports with title information, Plat maps with property lines and Interior Property Inspection Reports when available. Auction.com sells properties across the country online for financial institutions and government agencies who are very motivated to sell to investors. Don’t miss this special opportunity to buy homes at wholesale prices! In our online auctions and live Foreclosure Sales, Auction.com currently has 1 properties scheduled for sale in Hill County and 574 throughout Texas. All properties and sale details can be found with a simple search at Auction.com. Create a FREE account today to find more properties like this one, save searches of properties that meet your investment criteria and have the properties you’re looking for emailed directly to you when posted in an upcoming sale event. To view the complete details of this exact property, click the Auction.com link below or paste the Property ID 2331514 into the search bar at Auction.com

148 Hill County Road 1450 S, Itasca, TX

Price: $325000

If you want seclusion & nature, with the benefit of a brand new custom home, look no further! 20 gorgeous acres melt stress as you arrive and listen to the wind blowing through the trees and the birds singing. Meticulous planning went into the design of this beautiful, 2 bdr 2 bath home with WBFP, lg gourmet kitchen, granite counter tops, custom cabinets, gas range, LOTS of cabinets. Enjoy the easy maintenance of stained concrete floors throughout. Savor your morning coffee on the porch and watch hummingbirds flit around. Stroll the 20 acres and soak up the peacefulness that it offers. Swim in the 5 foot deep saltwater pool, or fish in one of 2 tanks. Less than 2 yrs old. This property is an absolute sanctuary!

from http://www.theochomesearch.com/houses-for-sale-in-itasca-tx/

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pecancreekrv · 9 days ago

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Pecan Creek RV Park: Your Premier RV Park in Hillsboro, Texas

Nestled in the scenic beauty of Hillsboro, Texas, Pecan Creek RV Park offers a tranquil getaway for travelers seeking a mix of comfort and outdoor adventure. Conveniently located near major highways yet far enough to provide a peaceful retreat, this RV park in Hillsboro is the perfect destination for those exploring the area or looking for a serene place to park their RV. Whether you're passing through or planning a longer stay, Pecan Creek RV Park delivers an exceptional experience that highlights the natural charm and community spirit of Hillsboro.

A Prime Location in Hillsboro When it comes to location, Pecan Creek RV Park stands out as a top choice for RV travelers. Situated just minutes from downtown Hillsboro, the park offers easy access to local attractions, restaurants, and shopping centers. Its proximity to Interstate 35 makes it an ideal stop for road trippers traveling between Dallas and Austin or anyone exploring the rolling landscapes of central Texas.

Hillsboro is known for its rich history and welcoming atmosphere. Visitors can explore the historic Hill County Courthouse, a stunning example of 19th-century architecture, or dive into the town’s past at the Texas Heritage Museum. For outdoor enthusiasts, nearby Lake Whitney State Park provides opportunities for fishing, boating, and hiking—adding even more value to your stay at this RV park in Hillsboro.

Modern Amenities for Every Traveler One of the defining features of Pecan Creek RV Park is its dedication to providing modern, high-quality amenities. Each RV site is equipped with full hookups, including water, sewer, and electricity, ensuring your stay is as convenient as it is enjoyable. The spacious lots are designed to accommodate a variety of RV sizes, from compact campers to full-sized motorhomes.

Guests can also enjoy access to clean and well-maintained restrooms, showers, and laundry facilities. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the park, making it easy to stay connected or catch up on work while enjoying the peaceful surroundings. Pet-friendly policies mean you can bring your furry companions along for the adventure, and ample green spaces provide plenty of room for them to stretch their legs.

For those who enjoy outdoor relaxation, Pecan Creek RV Park offers picnic areas and shaded spots under towering pecan trees. The natural beauty of the park creates an inviting atmosphere that encourages visitors to unwind and recharge.

Affordable Rates and Flexible Stays Travelers appreciate the affordable rates and flexible options available at Pecan Creek RV Park. Whether you need a spot for an overnight stop, a weekend getaway, or an extended stay, the park provides a range of packages to suit your needs. Long-term guests will find the park’s community-oriented vibe especially appealing, with friendly staff and fellow travelers creating a welcoming environment.

Things to Do Near Pecan Creek RV Park Hillsboro and its surrounding areas are packed with activities and attractions to keep you entertained during your stay. Here are some highlights:

Historic Downtown Hillsboro Take a stroll through Hillsboro’s charming downtown, where you’ll find boutique shops, local eateries, and historical landmarks. Don’t miss the chance to visit the Hill County Courthouse, an iconic symbol of the town.

Lake Whitney State Park A short drive from the RV park, Lake Whitney State Park offers a variety of outdoor activities, including fishing, hiking, birdwatching, and picnicking. The lake’s clear waters and scenic views make it a popular destination for nature lovers.

Texas Heritage Museum Learn about Texas’ storied past at the Texas Heritage Museum, located on the campus of Hill College. The museum features exhibits on the Civil War, World War II, and the state’s military history.

Shopping at Outlets at Hillsboro For those who love to shop, the Outlets at Hillsboro offer a variety of stores with great deals on clothing, accessories, and more.

Seasonal Events Hillsboro hosts a range of events throughout the year, from music festivals to holiday parades. Check the local calendar during your visit to experience the community’s vibrant culture.

Why Choose Pecan Creek RV Park? Pecan Creek RV Park isn’t just a place to park your RV; it’s a place to feel at home. The park’s combination of modern amenities, natural beauty, and convenient location makes it a standout choice for RV travelers in Hillsboro. Whether you’re looking for a quiet place to relax or a base to explore the area, this park provides everything you need for a memorable stay.

Friendly staff, clean facilities, and the peaceful ambiance of pecan groves set Pecan Creek RV Park apart from the rest. Plus, its location in Hillsboro means you’re never far from exciting activities and attractions.

Plan Your Visit Today If you’re planning a trip through central Texas, make Pecan Creek RV Park your go-to destination in Hillsboro. With its unbeatable location, excellent amenities, and welcoming atmosphere, this RV park in Hillsboro is ready to provide an exceptional experience for travelers of all types. Whether you’re visiting for a night or an extended stay, Pecan Creek RV Park promises comfort, convenience, and the charm of Hillsboro.

Book your stay today and discover why so many travelers call Pecan Creek RV Park their home away from home.

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stayngorv · 6 years ago

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via RV Daily Report Stay N go is a small but wonderful Park near Marianna Florida

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wepaymoremoney-blog · 7 years ago

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Options for selling a car without a Title

Car titles are important because they are the legal documents that prove ownership of a vehicle. Titles are also used for RVs, boats, watercrafts, motorcycles, and other major motorized commodities. Some states use the term, "pink slips" for car titles, which are not the same thing as the document a person receives when they are let go from employment. Anytime a person buys a car, whether new or used, they will receive the car title from their state's Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV). If a person chooses to sell their vehicle, they would transfer the title over to the new owner.

So what happens if you lose the title? What if you never receive a title? Continue reading to learn your options for selling a car without a title.

No Title? No Problem.

Sometimes car titles get lost or even stolen, and other times they are never transferred over to the new owner. Regardless of why your title is missing, there are still ways to sell your car without it. Although having a car title can make the process easier, selling a vehicle without a title only requires a few extra steps.

Here's what you can do:

You can declare your car title lost or stolen. All states have a procedure in place for car owners to apply for a duplicate title if it is lost or stolen. Learn your state's process at your local BMV.

Some states have a process in place for car owners who wish to sell their vehicle to a private party. Learn if your state has these procedures at your local drivers' license branch.

If you have a junk car that you want to sell to a salvage yard, check to see if they will do business without a title. Some companies will purchase junk cars without a title if alternative documentation can be presented to show proof of ownership.

How to Sell a Vehicle to a Junk Car Buyer:

1. Call the company and ask them about their junk car selling process. Ask them if they will do business without a car title.

2. If they buy vehicles without titles, ask them which documentation is an acceptable proof of ownership.

3. Locate any alternative documents that can prove you own the vehicle you wish to sell, such as your registration and drivers' license.

4. Follow the steps given to you by the junk car buying company to complete the process and receive your cars.

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