Good 'ol USA

[grizzzman]

Then the rat bags would have more to wreck

Damn them Rat Bags!!!!! Oh wait......That's me ..... ........

[Dot]

Now you have confessed to being a rat bag Mr Grizz we can inform border control before you get to the wall

[grizzzman]

Now you have confessed to being a rat bag Mr Grizz we can inform border control before you get to the wall

You had better Dot!! Because if ya don't maybe I will come and park right next to ya I live in a big city and to me I wanna "escape" it......not create it some were else but I guess that's just me

[Dot]

Now you have confessed to being a rat bag Mr Grizz we can inform border control before you get to the wall

You had better Dot!! Because if ya don't maybe I will come and park right next to ya I live in a big city and to me I wanna "escape" it......not create it some were else but I guess that's just me

Come on Mr Grizz, bring it on, anytime you want to boondock in our yard you are welcome

[grizzzman]

Now you have confessed to being a rat bag Mr Grizz we can inform border control before you get to the wall

You had better Dot!! Because if ya don't maybe I will come and park right next to ya I live in a big city and to me I wanna "escape" it......not create it some were else but I guess that's just me

Come on Mr Grizz, bring it on, anytime you want to boondock in our yard you are welcome

Well thanks Dot But I don't know how safe that would be............after all.......you drive on the WRONG side of the road

[Dot]

But only when trying to miss a kangaroo, wombat, emu, camel, wild pig, goats, cows, and of course those dam wriggly sticks. Put it this way Mr Grizz, I reckon you would be safer on the other side of the road than in our yard

[grizzzman]

Sounds like you have a full time job dodging critters........ You must be exhausted when ya get to camp!!!

[Greynomad]

Dodging the wildlife is a problem only if you travel around sunrise/sunset...
Not a prob for us... we're camped well before sundown/have a late-ish start of a morn.
As far as camping close to your neighbour (that's a 'neighbor' to you, Mr Grizz ), we had a funny experience at a roadside rest area en route from Adelaide to Alice Springs.
Pulled in, two other caravans, side-by-side. We set up about 50~75 metres away from them to have a little quiet-time.
Just on sunset a wizz-bang ('campervan', Mr Grizz) pulls in and parks practically under our awning!
I strolled over (didn't take long ) and said 'hello' to the driver, who had a very strong German accent to his English.
The conversation went like this:
'You've probably noticed by now, this is a pretty big country.'
'Yah, ve haf.'
'Yair, well, we'd like our share of it.'
[Puzzled look on driver's face]
'You might need to crowd together where you come from, mate, but in this country we don't park so close to our neighbours.'
'Oh, you vant I shoult move?'
'That's a good idea, sport. Over there, near the caravans.'
So he drove over and parked 2 metres off the vans.

[grizzzman]

Got it, leave late and get there early It is beyond me as to why you would wanna cram together like that....but I see it all the time.

[Dot]

Stems from their early life, scared to be on their own in the dark in case the boogie man comes and hacks em to death then feeds their bodies to the blood thirsty dingoes (never to be seen again)