Recent content by Wandering Sagebrush

If you need to edit your original, ask the admins to reset the edit clock.

That is a bummer. Rodger’s was a good place to do business.

Mike, I believe that changing the edit time to 24 hours versus 30 minutes would be very helpful. It would minimize the need to have additional posts, as well as requests for “Change Limit”.

While I liked the old site software, the XenForo platform is so much easier to use. I particularly like the ease of adding photos and links, and text control (size, color…). This was a good move for many reasons.

Sure looks like a Montgomery 17 to me. I miss my M15.

I was in error, the images are not lumped into a single group. When you select Your Albums, the screen shows photos and the Album Names, selecting the Album Name takes you to the album and its contents. This screen print has the names in white text.

It appears the transition lumped images into a single group, but the ability move posts and media should allow you to create and move content. I’ll give it a try to see if I’m correct about that.

Here’s a link to a thread on Oyster Coolers that I posted on Wander the West. For folks cruising Lake Powell and in other warm places, the Oyster combined with a small compressor freezer would be a great way to keep food cold and safe.

Xenforo is great, my thanks to our Admins!

Park, congratulations on finding your CDory. Have fun!

Pat and Patty, you had a great run and lots of fun with Daydream. We wish you the best.

We used Dri-Dek to keep our feet (somewhat) dry. It gets soft in warm weather, but it mostly works.

Pacific Boats are well regarded https://www.pacificboats.com/

Bob, thank you! I hope that you and Marie had a wonderful Thanksgiving. Diana and I had a quiet but unusual day. Our turkey wasn’t thawed enough to go in the oven, so we made a taco salad and postponed the big meal until yesterday. The delayed Thanksgiving dinner was delightful. Our best to...

Donald, I have seen fixed biminis attached to the house and extending back over the cockpit. Both that I recall were raised so you didn’t have to stoop, made from marine grade stainless pipe, and covered with laced on fabric. There’s no reason why that couldn’t be the basis for a camper back...