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Re: September 2010
      Tue Jun 29 2010 02:37 PM

I'm just afraid to blow that kind of money on renting an RV and then a home once we get there...didnt want to drive an RV in it... and then have a crappy time.... they say Sept is the worst... never been at that time...supposedly there is a big one coming the week i am there..... yahhh know... just don't wanna have a bad time. so i hope your right!

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