When we went to Camp Freightliner training last spring, our instructor praised the Freightliner home service center as one of the best, because most of their technicians started in the factory (building the chassis) before working there.
Since we were heading that way, it was convenient to schedule our service there. One plus was that they have free electrical hook ups for customers, and we were able to go on a factory tour to see where and how our Alfa's chassis was built.
There is not much to see or do in Gaffney, so except for a short trip to see the Michael Gaffney cabin (pictured below), we just relaxed for a couple of days.
A very well restored cabin. The interior was quite large and looked very livable. |
When we were sitting in the Freightliner custom waiting area, I struck up a conversation with one of the other women about blogging. She asked how to start a blog. I did better than tell her. She had her laptop with her, so it was easy to get her started. By the end of the afternoon she had her blog launched, and hopefully will be able to have some fun with it in the future.
Robyn's blog: Honeybear & Sugarbear's RV Travels
Please stop by, encourage her, and tell her Merikay sent you.
We were all first time bloggers at one time!
Don't ya just love the big Peach in the sky? Good of you to help with the blog thing, my oh my...I would have been lost if my Sis didn't help me out!
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You are in quite a peachy spot...
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