Re: Re: Dan--Why did you choose Trinidad, Colorado?

[Guest guest]

,

We didn't really select Trinidad, CO as our final destination. We were

looking for a campground to park for the holiday weekend as everything was

already reserved where we were. It ended up that Trinidad is full to, we are

staying at an NRA campground just inside the NM border.

We are travelling and spending a few days at different places to see if it

has the atmosphere, (physically and socially), that is suitable for us. We may

end up in Raton NM or Colorado Springs.

We're boondocking on Holiday Inns Wifi at the moment and getting ready to

head to our camp. Don't know if we will get online every day, but when we do

get settled, we'll go in to detail about our trip, the places where we took

severe mold hits, etc. The Southwest is not necessarily mold free, but some

areas are more prone due to their building techniques, etc.

Will be back in touch soon.

Dan & Carmella Dunkin

[Guest guest]

what is the least mold prone area of the us or the least mold prone ones? thank

you. jane

Dan & Carmella <moldstory@...> wrote: ,

We didn't really select Trinidad, CO as our final destination. We were looking

for a campground to park for the holiday weekend as everything was already

reserved where we were. It ended up that Trinidad is full to, we are staying at

an NRA campground just inside the NM border.

We are travelling and spending a few days at different places to see if it has

the atmosphere, (physically and socially), that is suitable for us. We may end

up in Raton NM or Colorado Springs.

We're boondocking on Holiday Inns Wifi at the moment and getting ready to head

to our camp. Don't know if we will get online every day, but when we do get

settled, we'll go in to detail about our trip, the places where we took severe

mold hits, etc. The Southwest is not necessarily mold free, but some areas are

more prone due to their building techniques, etc.

Will be back in touch soon.

Dan & Carmella Dunkin

[Guest guest]

I would not want to live in many parts of the Southwest because of the

possibility of them being too hot and dry and especially water supplies

drying up if global warming continues.