What's Happening at Deer Springs RV Park?

[Jim]

Bill and Barbara enjoying this beautiful day at Site #13 up on The Wilderness Loop.

 

[Jim]

Last night, the visitors who braved the hurricane obstacles and still made it to Deer Springs RV Park, gathered for pizza at the pavilion. After dinner, drinks, and some high-level discussions about setting the world right, we agreed to form "The Gale Force Gang."

Pretty awesome, right?

But beyond the fame that comes with being part of such an exclusive club, there will be other perks. Maybe T-shirts? Perhaps “wind” breakers? We're not sure just yet, but I guarantee we'll show this group the gratitude they deserve.

And don’t worry, we haven’t forgotten those who were here during the actual hurricane. Your dedication to withstanding the onslaught is remembered, and you’ll be afforded the same honors, along with the added distinction of having actually weathered the storm with us.

So again, thank you all for your support, it is truly appreciated!

Note: In the 5th picture, the fellow in the top left, is our very own RV Forums member @Notsotalltexan. A special thank you for bringing some outrageously good bourbon to the get-together!

 

[Deer Springs RV Park]

We are delighted to welcome back alumni visitors John and Andrea, (@John&Andrea) who are staying with us for a few nights at Site 14 in The Wilderness Loop of Deer Springs RV Park. They’re wonderful people and always a pleasure to have around.

As a special gesture, they brought a truckload of supplies for those affected by the devastating hurricane that passed through our area a couple of weeks ago.

Truly classy folks!

 

[John&Andrea]

Thank you for the kind words. Andrea is not sure which is her favorite site yet. She plans to stay at each one. So we will be back.

 

[AbdRahim]

We are delighted to welcome back alumni visitors John and Andrea, (@John&Andrea) who are staying with us for a few nights at Site 14 in The Wilderness Loop of Deer Springs RV Park. They’re wonderful people and always a pleasure to have around.

As a special gesture, they brought a truckload of supplies for those affected by the devastating hurricane that passed through our area a couple of weeks ago.

Truly classy folks!

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Nice coach.

 

[Jabber Jaw]

@John&Andrea
Hope Y'all enjoy your stay! We had fun with Y'all, & Trish & Jim over the fourth of July holiday stay.
It was a wonderful thing Y'all did, bringing some much needed supplies to those folks in WNC!
God Bless You!

Allan

 

[John&Andrea]

Wish you could join us. A little cool today but I love it. Are you back in Virginia now?

 

[Deer Springs RV Park]

Always keep improving, right? Today’s improvement comes in the area of Internet when I connected two Starlink dishes to our Ubiquity Dream Machine Pro. Here are the results.

Enhanced Overall Network Performance:
With two Starlinks working together, our network can handle a larger volume of data, which means that multiple devices or users can share the connection without minimal degradation of speeds. While a single device won’t get twice the speed, the load balancing will distribute internet traffic more efficiently, giving a noticeable boost to everyone’s browsing, streaming, and general online activities.

Increased Reliability:
Load balancing adds redundancy, so if one Starlink connection faces interference or a temporary slowdown, the other can pick up the slack. This backup layer helps smooth out any gaps in service, meaning fewer disruptions, especially important during peak times.

More Consistent Speeds for Multi-Threaded Tasks:
Certain applications, like tasks that can split data across multiple connections, should see improved speed because the two Starlink connections can be leveraged simultaneously. Though this depends on the specific application, the overall throughput should improve for these types of data-hungry activities.

Potential Latency Management:
With load balancing in place, latency can fluctuate depending on which connection is in use at any moment. This setup might not be ideal for super low-latency requirements, but it should be more than adequate for streaming, regular web browsing, and most work-from-home tasks.

Real-World Expectation:
Don’t expect double the speed on a single device, but the network should feel “lighter” and less bogged down. Users should experience more consistency, fewer drop-offs, and the bandwidth to support multiple people without major slowdowns.

I'm pretty excited with this improvement, and I'm sure our visitors will be as well!