u/MontanAngel

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Best way to get to Mambo Beach in Curacao

We are leaving on Princess in a few days and we're wondering what would be the best way to get to Mambo Beach in Curacao? I didn't want to book an excursion and be rushed. I was also thinking of a day pass. Not sure which would be better.

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u/MontanAngel — 4 days ago

Suggestions for replacing floor in Laredo hitch camper

Our camper has sheet vinyl flooring, and it split over the winter in several places. I am trying to decide which is better/easier to install. The underflooring is still good just the linoleum is ruined. Would it be better to go with sheet vinyl again which I really don't like or can I go plank vinyl? If I do plank vinyl, do I use the ones that snap together or the glue down the planks. Also, which glue is good for the outdoors? I live in Montana and it gets quite cold here in the winter.

How hard is this to do for the slide out which has carpet?

If anyone has done this, please let me know how hard it was and if I should have a professional do it. We do have some handyman skills; we did finish our basement and have built cabinets before.

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u/MontanAngel — 4 months ago
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Diabetic needing a mini fridge in room with a freezer?

I am recently diagnosed as Diabetic and take shots. I usually take 10 day + cruises and will need to store my meds as well as my ice packs. Does the mini fridge in the room have a small area for a freezer?

I have been traveling on Carnival and Princess.

How does everyone else do with getting their supplies home safely?

I live in Montana and my air travel is usually a day to Florida, so I need the ice packs frozen.

Thank you everyone. This has put my mind at ease and has given me some great ideas. I feel better now.

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u/MontanAngel — 4 months ago

Western Emporium becoming Tippy cow

Had breakfast and was informed that the Emporium is closing this Wednesday and will open as Tippy Cow on Friday.

The staff just found out and are being let go since Tippy Cow has its own staff. It will be sad seeing these guys close. The staff there were always great and friendly.

I wish them all the luck on their new adventures.

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u/MontanAngel — 5 months ago

Does anyone know what construction project is going on in Lockwood on Old Hardin Road. The road will be closed next week, and several construction vehicles are being brought out.

I did see several green pipes laying on the ground as well as several concrete enclosures. I know that there is an ongoing sewer project and they having been putting in sidewalks. There are hoses attached to the fire hydrants to supply water.

I did a google search but didn't really find anything. If you know of a website that can answer any of this, I would appreciate it. Thanks

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u/MontanAngel — 6 months ago