Seeing My New Address

Hurlbutt Famcamp Overflow

We made the shift to Hurlbutt Famcamp and ended up, as expected, in the overflow area.  While this is supposed to be a holding area for people waiting to get into sites with utilities it is more like a storage yard.  It is a short dirt road with grass on both sides and the RVs are parked in all different directions.  These guys should buy some marking paint and designate parking areas – and make a rule that if your RV is not occupied for 7 days it will be considered abandoned and towed so others can get a good spot.
Once we got unpacked it was off to find MyRVMail, our Good Sams mail forwarding service so we can actually pick up our mail – and see what our home address looks like. 

MyRVMail

 I’ll tell you, it is a lot smaller place then I expected.  From the lobby of MyRVMail you get to see the operation in action and it is actually a well run operation with just over a half-dozen people.  The timing with this pickup was perfect because my retirement gift showed up and was a decent size box.  By picking it up I did not have to pay for the mail forwarding to ship it.  From the mail forwarding service we took a little sightseeing tour and ended up at Bob Sikes airport.  This place seemed like an aircraft dumping ground since the first thing you see are three jumbo jets and an Air Force C-130 in various stages of dismantlement. 

Could This be a 707 Air Force 1?

C-130

However, Sikes Airport is a collaborator with the military in performing aircraft modifications.