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Side Note >>>

Happy Anniversary to my beautiful wife Andrea. Nov. 9th

marks our 6th year as husband and wife. I

love you baby!

Your who, what, where and sometimes why guide to camping at Poor Farmer’s RV

The Monthly Chatter

November

2019

Volume 8

Issue 11

By: Mike Till

New Format! The loss of my past chatters has presented me the

prospect of switching the script a bit. As I always say,

mistakes are just opportunities in disguise, and I’ve

been watching quite a bit of Bob Ross, sooo… happy

accidents. I have also been throwing around some new

ideas for different articles that might break away from

the norm; such as, Hobo Junction Hijinks, How I Made

the Wife Mad or Guess the Beer. Of course, those are

just some rudimentary ideas that have passed through

brain cells that I like to call… the surviving few.

Sit back and see if you can navigate this new design

format. I promise it won’t be as confusing as Jimmy’s

blacked-out haunted maze.

I would like to thank all who camped, bought a camper or had your camper serviced at Poor Farmer’s RV. Your continued support for more than fifty years has made this campground what it is today. We have seen new faces and RVs come and go, but the memories made at Poor Farmer’s will last forever. We are honored to be part of those memories and inspired to give you a camping experience that is relaxing and comfortable for years to come.

- Carl

- Introducing Shasta! - Polar Farmer’s

- Halloween Pics - Paint Night

Site of the Month

Jeff & Angela Albright

Campsite #

48 How do you reward the campers who did not

get their Site of the Month props in October

when they should have? You let them be the

first Site of the Month in the new format. I

mean look at this new style. It smells like a

new car.

Jeff and Angela migrated from Cottonwood to

Happy Hollow and found their dream campsite.

A spot that gives them beautiful views with the

morning sunrise and an openness that provides

plenty of space to entertain.

Their Coachmen Chaparral is accented with a

nicely built platform that is flanked by two

palm trees and is filled with welcoming seats.

Thank you, Jeff and Angela for making your

campsite one to admire and enjoy.

Poor Farmer’s is now the proud dealer of

Shasta travel trailers. Shasta has been

building RVs since 1941. After WWII the

RV industry took off. Before the war,

campers were usually homemade and very

unregulated, but once the soldiers returned

home, they all needed jobs. Campers

started being mass produced and

dealerships opened all over America. By

the 50’s, motorhomes started hitting the

streets and the RV craze was upon us. In 1959, Shasta introduced the most popular travel trailer

on the road. The “toaster-on-wheels” was recognizable by the wings which stood for flight and

freedom. Now Shasta offers 19 different travel trailer floorplans, two of which are toy haulers.

Poor Farmer’s RV is proud to offer Shasta to our customers. Check out what’s coming!

21CK

Length- 25’7” GVWR- 5,750 Cargo capacity- 1,822 Sleeps- 6 Fresh water- 42gal Grey water- 36gal Black water- 36gal

25RS

Length- 29’8” GVWR- 6,750 Cargo Capacity- 1,822 Sleeps- 8 Fresh water- 42gal Grey water- 36gal Black water- 36gal

27BH

Length- 32’6” GVWR- 7500 Cargo Capacity- 1,555 Sleeps- 8 Fresh water- 42gal Grey water- 36gal Black water- 36gal

Ahh yes, it’s that time of the year again. Time to secure your knick-knacks, stow away your doo dads and

get those campers ready to move.

There is a schematic of the camping arrangement at the parts store. You can see what spot you are assigned

to and schedule to move or get moved. Please don’t move without me. As you have probably noticed, there

are a few who have already moved up. During the winter, these are the folks you will want to pay attention

to… they are called veterans.

Get scheduled to move soon! The water will be turned off on Tuesday, November 5th. The shower house

will be open all winter and the spicket out front will be accessible. BTW, please don’t park in front of the

spicket unless you are filling containers. Please be respectful of your neighbors. Remember that your

neighbors are much closer than normal and even though they are insulated, camper walls are still thin.

Please address all questions to the parts store or Mike. Let’s Go Polar Camping!

Bob! Where are

you? I can’t

see anything!

Mac! Is that you?

I am still trying

to find my car!

Poor Farmer’s RV… Where friends come together!

New water heater:

$700.00

Water heater

installation:

$180.00

Plumbing leak repair:

$240.00

Having your RV

winterized at Poor

Farmer’s RV:

$99.00 Peace of mind from

having your RV

winterized at Poor

Farmer’s RV:

I work very diligently at finding the perfect costume

judges on Halloween weekend. I conduct background

checks, credit checks and have even stalked a couple

people to ensure their character is pure.

Of course, that’s BS. I usually just have my regulars and

ask others to fill in if needed. These little guys to the

right, are two of the hundreds of reasons why I don’t

judge; because there can be only one and they are all

winners in my book.

Memphis got his bucket filled and was happy as a…

well, as happy as a kid on a big green tractor with a

bucket full of candy. To top it off, his good buddy Cacey

got a tractor as well. Now they can putt-putt all over the

campground together in their big green tractors.

Finding An Agent That’s Right For You

We would like to thank everyone who made Halloween Weekend a success. Thank you, Jimmy

Weaver and his crew, for setting up a fantastic haunted house. Your expertise and collection of props

topped the Halloween night off perfectly. Congratulations to all the costume contest participants who

won their age group or category. We had some cute kids and some super-scary monsters. They all

made for a great night of trick-or-treating. Thanks also to Jim and Doris, Rick and Valerie, Grant and

Vicki, Jeff and Brenda and everyone else who decorated their campsite. It was a spook-tacular time.

Paint Night Reveals

Hidden Talent Honestly, when it comes to talent, there are a few traits I have been

gifted with. On top of being a great golfer, a world class singer, and

the undisputed ping pong champion of the Till household; my most

redeeming quality is, for sure, my ability to manage. I manage to

keep my patience when Jaiden dismantles any and all electrical

components he is in possession of. I manage to keep the tears back

when I see one of those serviceman home-coming videos. I have

also managed to lose my coffee cup at least three times this week.

My most recently discovered talent can be defined as nothing other

than spectacular. Paula Bragg and the girls hosted another paint

night on October 12th. I wanted to see what the buzz was about since

the first paint night was such a success. In doing so, I realized that I

am super good at painting. I am not sure if it is because of all the

Bob Ross I have been watching lately or if Mrs. Sabo’s art class is

finally paying off. Either way, I’m pretty sure I’m the next Dutch

Boy. Thanks to Paula and all who participated with the paint night.

We have some very talented people at this campground.

Fall special! $10/ft

Everyone had a great time thanks to Paula and the girls.

Lighthouse Cafe

Breakfast and Lunch specials 7

days a week. Find our ad at the restaurant and post it to

Facebook.

Friday 6AM–2PM

Saturday 5AM–2PM

Sunday 7AM–2PM

Monday 7AM–2PM

Tuesday 7AM–2PM

Wednesday 7AM–2PM

Thursday 7AM–2PM

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7211 Lostcreek-Shelby Rd

Fletcher, Ohio 45326

(937) 368-2449 www.buckeyewoodcarversroundup.webs.com

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(937)773-7314

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Working at a campground can be one of the most

fun jobs you can have and just like any other job,

it has its cons. As much as I wish I could give all

my staff Saturdays off, I need them here to make

sure your weekend is comfortable and relaxing.

When Winter shows its teeth with cold weather,

annoying snow and slippery ice; there is one thing

that makes winter special… two-day weekends!

December thru January

Monday – Friday

8am -5pm *Saturday- Open by appointment only

www.poorfarmerrvs.com