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Yeah, what she said... thanks Stephen & Shirley, great setup at the time and now you can, with retirement coming up, 'git down to the business of living..." fun and thanks... Pics from the 2013 PNW Event (with some train pics) fun

Heheheh, Yah, I've heard of one or two stories of doing just that... I would think they, thiefs, would just drag it until it bent or ripped off, my guess, rip off... but, really, how far should you go. Depends on the area and locals or lack thereof..

I would recommend the Receiver Hitch. While you may not see a need for it right now, check with Cary, but last I heard it was very expensive to try to add on later. I only used it for a Mtn Bike. I would NOT recommend it for an umbrella due to the tripping factor as Al mentions.. heheh...

Also Sneaker, you might consider the cover. I had one on and used it for about 3 yrs and worked well. Strong, sturdy, didn't tear and kept dry when it rains on the outside. While a little tricky putting on, front or back, it does an excellent job and covers it all. And that was in Seattle...

NIce, thanks. Will catch up in a bit.. Happy Trails...

let's see the water..... heheh, nice.... when you all heading back to the PNW?

Just a "Heads UP" on the folding-twisty ones... Yikes...heheh.. I say that having gone through 3 of them and never really getting the closing/folding up thing right. Once you bend the stays, it's toast. They are great, storing size-wise and setting up, they almost "Pop-up" themselves, but...

Yep, good to go.. those sunsets are great out here... Thanks...

Looks like it needs a log in to view the photos. Would like to see them as it might be a side trip for me from Quartzsite, AZ... thanks...

Heheh, cooking, yah, I'll just follow the "Bread Crumbs".... Nice, so many places, so little time... Happy Trails...

Nice trip..... Can I go camping with Peg? all those meals sound wonderful... nice job... Doing what should be done with a Camp Inn... Luv it...

Thanks Casandra, hopefully 'Hubby' can retire so you can get out there while you can. Camper is working out well, small enough to get around and 4-seasoned for colder weather. Currently here in Quartzsite, AZ it's running in the 80's an pushing 90 tomorrow.... dry heat, so not bad at all...

Yah, no setup for one-niters.... as noted above, usually traveling to the destination and if I'm not driving, I'm sleeping. If raining, then that's why they have "Rain coats" (jackets) and learning to change inside. Being a guy, the 3am night 'Nature call" runs are easier... with... well...

Kewl, Cary, had no idea... Very nice... and you do need some "Nose Art" heheh, don't forget Victory Girl it's what she does... well, that and my "Camper Art"... Facebook fun... more fun..

.... and Sue, don't forget the most important thing on you Atlantic Trip.... Campfires..... It maybe a little soggy, but Camp Inn Campers Adapt... Glow Sticks.. heheh, fun.. I have been looking around for "Routes" (currently in Quartzsite, AZ) and have found several itineraries that I've...

Kewl... or I guess I should say "Hot"... So does it break down for transporting sake... the big main box, 2 side boxes and the chimmey, in two parts?? and the heat is reflected out of the top cover too, like the propane ones... Nice... Looks like it's more of a semi-permanent setup than...

Michael, Looking good... I thought it was a "Smoker" at first... Yes, it does get c-c-c-cold when the sun drops down... I have yet to set a fire, but working on it... Looking to do the Carlsbad Caverns and Ice caves on the way back via Grand Canyone, Sky Bridge and Death Valley, then up...

Heheh, Yah.. I describe it as "A Giant Flea Market with an Interstate (Hwy 10) running though it, all sitting in a sand, gravel parking lot with bushes..."... and now it's starting to fill up... Pics Here

I just learned of this "Trip Planner" online. Much like MS Street Maps, but I think a little better and less complicated. It's kinda kewl and if you do a search for "Best RV Trip Planners" it will probabaly pop up along with the Good Sam one... But, POIs listed.. RV Trip wizard...

.... and don't forget the "French Steel" pans.... Recovery is the same, grind and treat. pic of before Gallery link here about halfway down the page... fun..