Nov-28-2020 01:28 PM
Dec-02-2020 04:14 AM
kydale wrote:
Has anyone heard of any Rv parks in the Rio Grande Valley that has had an outbreak of the virus. We are headed that way and we’re wondering how safe it is.
Nov-30-2020 10:16 AM
silversand wrote:
....I wish that were the case, however, of the 12 top countries in the World with the highest case-per-100,000 number as of this morning, 7 of the 12 are tropical or sub-tropical (this includes Aruba, Andora, San Marino, Bahrain and three others).
Nov-30-2020 08:31 AM
silversand wrote:
....We have elected not to go near a dentist, till a "vaccine" is well distributed. No doctor's appointments, no hospital visits, ZERO family visits.
Barb & Dave O'Keeffe - full-timing since 2006
Figment II
(2002 Alpine 36 MDDS) 🙂Nov-30-2020 06:44 AM
Nov-30-2020 06:29 AM
Nov-30-2020 05:54 AM
Magicbus: And you can do that at home? Avoid all human contact?
Nov-30-2020 04:35 AM
silversand wrote:And you can do that at home? Avoid all human contact? We make the trip south in 4 days, living in our RV, just walking the dogs and pumping gas... kinda exactly what we do at home. Staying at home cold and socially distant, which means no interaction because we don't gather inside with friends right now, or sitting on a beach socially distant or on the deck looking at the ocean. Easy choice for us since the same human interaction will occur at home or on the road.
No matter how much we all want to avoid "humans" on a cross-country down "south", it is virtually impossible to avoid coming into contact with individuals. Reiterating, impossible.
Nov-30-2020 03:03 AM
wapiticountry wrote:
It is my very slightly educated guesstimate that the Southern states are going to fare better than the northern states over the next few months simply because in the south there are fewer days everyone is forced indoors
Nov-29-2020 03:17 PM
Nov-29-2020 01:48 PM
steelhunter wrote:Could also be the first person you meet in Maine. The fact remains the vast, vast majority of all people are not contagious and your chances of having an encounter that leads to you becoming infected is not materially effected by what state you choose to park your rig in, but much more by your behavior once you set the jacks.wapiticountry wrote:
Statistics on infection rates are misleading to most people. The state with the highest infection rate currently is North Dakota with a rate of 120 per 100K people in the last 7 days. The lowest in the contiguous 48 states is Maine with a rate of 12.5 per hundred thousand. Statistically, that shows that the rate in North Dakota is 10 times that of Maine. Sounds really scary, but as a practical matter it also means that you would have to have close contact with 1000 North Dakota residents in order to meet up with 1 infected person.
No it doesn't......it could be the first person you meet up with in North Dakota
Nov-29-2020 10:47 AM
wapiticountry wrote:
Statistics on infection rates are misleading to most people. The state with the highest infection rate currently is North Dakota with a rate of 120 per 100K people in the last 7 days. The lowest in the contiguous 48 states is Maine with a rate of 12.5 per hundred thousand. Statistically, that shows that the rate in North Dakota is 10 times that of Maine. Sounds really scary, but as a practical matter it also means that you would have to have close contact with 1000 North Dakota residents in order to meet up with 1 infected person.
Nov-29-2020 10:34 AM
Nov-29-2020 10:09 AM
Lwiddis wrote:
“We have no cases in our park...”
Every person in your park has been tested? Retested? No one is asymptomatic? And lastly, every one telling you the truth?
Nov-29-2020 09:48 AM