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For all of you who are avid campers and/or use a metal detector. The 2007 camping season is just about upon us!!!Just to inform you that there is an upcoming event where coins and tokens are planted in a large roped off open area and the contestants at a given signal search as rapidly as they can and try to recover as many coins as possible in just 30 minutes. The tokens are then turned in at the conclusion of the hunt for prizes. This hunt is held over a period of eight days usually the second week in July of each year. There are 3 hunts per day as well as special hunts in addition to the regular hunts. Seminars are held between hunts as well. The location of this hunt is Shreve, Ohio at the Whispering Hills campground and RV park. Entry for the entire week is $200. If you plan on attending for just a day or two or three, the cost is only $25/day to hunt if paid before June . See below for contact info about the event itself. about camping fees(which are separate from the hunt fees) and other attractions at the park and surrounding area, visit http://www.whisperinghillsrvpark.com and click on events calendar. Don't forget to bring the whole family as there is a lot for them to see and do as well. So, mom and dad gather the kids and camping gear and LET'S GO CAMPING!!!!

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well i want an rv after i saw the movie there are to much money but if i had some to spend and for the gas as well then i would buy a very nice rv full of everything i can put in it

What can I say but Robin Williams does it again. I have to admit I'm not that big of a Robin Williams fan, but his latest movie "RV" was great. You know those movies that piss you off because it's supposed to be a comedy but they do something stupid, or they drag out a punch scene until you don't even care any more? Well this isn't one of those films. This move is pure gut wrenching comedy that is guaranteed to have you laughing and gasping for air.

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Never A Dull Moment Around Here

A couple of years ago, we adopted a beautiful female cat from the local pound and, because of her soft gray fur, named her Misty. It took about three days to realize that Misty was a misnomer. That cat was into everything.

If there was a closet, she had to rummage through it; if there was a box, she had to find out what was in it; if there was a piece of paper or a blanket, she had to crawl under it, and, if something was closed, Misty would not rest until she found a way to open it. It was plain to us that she had to be renamed, so, Snoopy she became, and Snoopy she will remain.

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