I would like to announce immediately that San Miguel RV Park and Tennis Courts [hereinafter SMRVPTC] is a hit with me. I have a wifi signal right here at the table inside the camper that is the strongest signal I have had anywhere since leaving home. But that is the least of the many steps up.
My use of the phrase “weird charm” yesterday in reference to this place was inspired. The charm has become even more weird now that I have spent a few hours here. There are all kinds of different activities going on, all of which seem to have been undertaken with a view toward making money. . . .but yet, that is not absolutely clear. It is a bit disorienting. More about that later. Let me do my best to describe this place.
First, this is a legitimate tennis facility with three very well maintained clay courts. The local citizenry pay to play here. Let me orient you with the aerial photograph that I lifted from the web site.
From bottom to top, Courts numbered 1, 2, and 3. My camper is parked at the top right hand corner of Court 2, dead in the center of this photograph, not on the court but just on the other side of the fence.That will give you some vague notion of what the new place looks like. I will supply more photos of the RV Park and the goings on here and the neighborhood as the month wears on. As you can probably tell, I am very happy to be here.
5 comments:
Thanks for sharing about your new digs, Steve. They look delightful. I really like being able to see the places you write about here.
Steve, that is undoubtedly the strangest looking RV ever. It vaguely reminds me of a German garbage truck. Hope you can talk to the owners and find out their story. btw, have visited Bloggerboy and experienced waves of nostalgia.
Hey, Lynn, glad you are still about here. There will be lots and lots more pictures of SMRVPTC because there is so much going on here.
John, I will try to worm my way into this German couple's affections and find out more. I suspect this is a truck that is also used as a garbage truck among other things but with a special RV box mounted on it. The more I look at it, the more convinced I am.
Bloggerboy does a really nice blog.
Steve, you're probably right. MAN is a big manufacturer of trucks here. Their TGS line also has an "offroad" version called the Dakar. I've seen documentary films of Germans traveling through Russia using customized variations of what you show. I don't know if MAN sells this kind of camper configuration or if a camper manufacturer customizes the MAN trucks. Here is a link in English: http://www.mn.man.de/mn_group/en
Bloggerboy, I did not see your comment here until just now.
Thanks for the link and the background. We are slowly getting the lowdown on this vehicle.
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