Corio, Vic (findit ) January 20, 2021 – Lumberjack Camper Trailers is a family-owned business that offers excellent quality camping trailers in Australia. Their goal is to provide Australia’s most valued and intelligently designed camper trailers to their customers. They are known for our affordability, innovation and service. They believe that this range sets a new benchmark in quality affordable camper trailers. When asked about their camping trailers, the spokesperson of the company said, “Lumberjack Camper Trailers has the perfect match for you. Our trailers seamlessly take you from home to your next adventure. Our goal is to design trailers that make it easy for you to get away with family and friends. We have listened to what you want and designed trailers for all budgets and family sizes. Everything you need is included: annex walls and floor, deluxe kitchens and storage. You can proudly pull a great looking trailer that is easy to tow, clearly has some muscle and will turn heads.” At Lumberjack Camper Trailers, their camper trailer/caravan is covered by a 12-month limited manufacturer’s warranty against defects from the original date of purchase. Customers are entitled to a replacement or refund for a major failure and compensation   Read more…

The death count for American tourists vacationing in the Dominican Republic continues to grow, not totaling 9 confirmed deaths. Joseph Allen, 55, who was vacationing in the D.R. was found unresponsive in his hotel room at the Terra Linda Resort on June 13. Allen was on a trip celebrating his friend’s birthday. According to his brother, Jason, Joseph had skipped out on dinner on the night of his death, telling his family and friends that he was not feeling well. It is also reported that this was a repeat visit to the same hotel in the Dominican Republic by Joseph. A toxicology report will be conducted but it is being reported that this could take up to 30 days. Also in the news regarding tourists and health in the Dominican Republic were Jimmy Buffet fans that fell severely ill at a resort in the Dominican Republic. According to D.R. officials, none of these nine deaths are related.

An eight year old boy was bitten on the leg in what is now the third shark attack this month off the coast of North Carolina. The boy, whose name was not released at the time of publication was in the water just off Bald Head Island when the shark attack occurred. Village officials, while they did not see the shark, determined the boy was bitten based on an assessment of first responders and the wounds that the boy sustained. The puncture wounds to the leg are not considered life threatening and the child was transported to a local area hospital right after the incident.

Southwest Flight 1388 was bound for Chicago from Louisville and Kat Pitman was just settling into her aisle seat when her iPhone buzzed. Looking down, Pitman saw an Airdrop Request from someone with an NSFW take on Bilbo Baggins from ‘The Hobbit’. The Airdrop contained a pornographic image. “It was just very explicit. It just shocked me,” the 40-year-old frequent flyer said in an interview with USA TODAY. Immediately following the Airdrop, Pitman disabled Airdrop, preventing people to wirelessly send photos, videos and documents to nearby phones. However, she flipped it back on to take a screenshot of the sender’s name and received two additional Airdrop requests, one with a video and one with another graphic photo. Pitman, unsure of who the sender was and worried the sender may be in her row alerted the flight attendants who immediately announced over the intercom for “Mr. Baggins” to immediately stop Airdropping. Pitman said, “There was no question. They weren’t like, ‘What’s AirDrop?’ They just took care of it. They continued to check on me during the flight and as I left the flight. I just was incredibly impressed.’’ Southwest spokesperson Chris Mainz confirmed that a passenger on board Flight 1388 did   Read more…

Shark Tank Star Barbara Corcoran’s brother, Jonathan Corcoran was found dead in his hotel room in the Dominican Republic in April of this year. The Dominican Republic is making its way into news headlines around the World as more U.S. tourists deaths are occurring. Barbara Corcoran’s assistant, Emily Burke, stated, ohn Corcoran passed away at the end of April in the DR from what is believed to be natural causes,” Burke said in a statement to Fox News. “He loved and frequently visited the Dominican Republic. Barbara would like to respect the privacy of his children and is not releasing any other information at this time.” Barbara stated that her brother who was living in New Jersey had gone to the DR with a friend on what was his annual vacation. Jonathan Corcoran was found by the friend who was sharing the same suite with him. At the time of publication, it was unclear which hotel Jonathan Corcoran was staying at. This is now the 7th confirmed death in the Dominican Republic since about April, however, reports are suggesting they believe this death to be of natural causes.

Delta is back in the spotlight with more good news, this time regarding a bunch of fifth graders and their adult chaperones. A class trip was scheduled from Oklahoma City’s Will Rogers Airport to Washington DC on an American Airlines Flight. However, American Airlines announced that the flight was canceled and there were no alternative flights available, giving the entire party a full refund. Chaperones began wondering if their trip would be canceled entirely and after waiting at the airport for 6 and a half hours, Delta gate agents eventually intervened. Two of the agents at the Oklahoma airport reached out to the airline’s headquarters which is located in Atlanta Georgia. The headquarters were able to acquire a spare plane that was then flown to Oklahoma City just for the students. One chaperone told the local news station, “It was absolutely amazing when Delta corporate came in and just said, ‘We’ll just give you the whole plane.’” Cara Horn, who was one of the agents that was able to help the students told the same outlet that [they] were “thrilled” to be able to help get the entire group to their school trip destination. “This heartwarming story is a testament   Read more…

More reports are coming out about tourists dying in the Dominican Republic. A fourth US tourist died in April after drinking a mini bar drink  at an all-inclusive resort in Punta Cana. This death happened about 1 month before the other three US tourists died in their rooms. Robert Bell Wallace, aged 67, of California immediately fell ill after drinking a scotch from his in-room minibar at the Hard Rock Hotel and Casino in Punta Cana. Wallace’s niece, Chloe Arnold told Fox News that Wallace was visiting the Dominican Republic for his stepson’s wedding. Arnold also said that her uncle was an avid traveler and has been in good health prior to traveling to the DR and had recently completed a skiing trip in Lake Tahoe. The U.S State Department released a statement, responding to questions about Wallace’s death. “We can confirm the death of a U.S. citizen in April 2019 in the Dominican Republic.  We offer our sincerest condolences to the family for their loss. Out of respect for the family during this difficult time, we do not have additional information to provide.” This is the 4th mysterious death in the Dominican Republic that has been confirmed. At the time   Read more…

The Dominican Republic is back in the news with yet another death at the same hotel. According to Fox News and Pennsylvania TV station WFMZ, Miranda Schaup-Werner collapsed on May 25 after consuming a drink from the mini bar at the Grand Bahia Principe Hotel in La Romana. Just five days prior a Maryland couple was found dead in their hotel room. Jay McDonald, Schaup-Werner’s brother in law told news outlets that she and her husband were celebrating their ninth wedding anniversary in the Dominican Republic. She was just 41 years old at the time of her death. McDonald also told WFMZ, ”At one point, she was sitting there happily smiling and taking pictures and the next moment she was in acute pain and called out for Dan and she collapsed. He was understandably in shock but the whole thing was just so stunning.” With the deaths occurring at the same hotel, raising concerns and suspicion are increasing.

A Hungarian tourist both with South Korean tourists on board has sank after colliding with a luxury passenger boat on the Danube in Budapest. There were 33 tourists on board and two Hungarian crew members and to date, 7 South Koreans are confirmed dead with 21 missing. Pal Gyorfi, a spokesman for the Hungarian national ambulance service, told the M1 state broadcaster, “I wouldn’t say there is no hope, rather that there is a minimal chance (of finding survivors).” The smaller boat carrying the South Korean tourists collided with the larger, luxury river cruise boat, the Viking Sigyn and immediately turned onto its side and sank within seconds, which took place under a bridge right near the Hungarian Parliament.

On a June 2017 flight bound for San Diego California out of Atlanta’s Hartsfield Jackson International Airport, Marlin Jackson was attacked by an emotional support dog that was sitting in the lap of his fellow passenger. The lawsuit reads, “The attacks caused extensive facial damage including deep lacerations and punctures to the nose and mouth. “In fact, Mr. Jackson bled so profusely that the entire row of seats had to be removed from the airplane.” Jackson was sitting next to Ronald Mundy the owner of the emotional support dog and Mundy briefly pulled the dog away from Jackson, but lost his grip and the animal broke free, mauling Jackson’s face, according to the lawsuit. Marlin Jackson and his attorneys are demanding the Mundy and Delta take responsibility for the attack, claiming that the dog did not meet the qualifications required to board the flight, such as having a verification of training requirements.