Heading to Necedah to pick up TD

Cmckinnon

Cmckinnon

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We will be leaving for Wisconsin this week to pick up our TD.

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Leaving Norfolk heading to Necedah
 
The photo is The Norfolk Boat Club. I am the Captain of the club. The club was chartered in 1893. The membership is limited to 100 mail members.
 
Great idea. Maybe Cary will add the pontoon option someday. For now I will have to keep the TD on dry land.
Christopher
 
I pick mine up on Monday the 29th. I plan on taking 3 days for the drive there. 2000 miles.

ps I could also use the pontoon option as I live in Oregon where it rains a bit.

I am sure we will both enjoy our new purchase.

Dave
 
We pick ours up on Oct. 15th. We only have a 4 hr. drive. But then plan to spend the week in Wi. Everyone have a safe trip home and enjoy the trip. I have been pretty much packed for a week.
 
Sid,
We are scheduled to pick up on the 16th. It has been a long wait. Finally the end is in site. Hope to see you on the road criss crossing North America.
 
Oly,

We pick up our Ultra 550 on the 16th. We have a reservation at Ottawa Lake camp ground in the Kettle Moraine State for the 16th. Hope to see you on the road.
 
To everyone picking up this month.Take care and be safe and I hope you find good weather. I am looking forward to meeting the folks at CI.and seeing the factory. Unfortunately, because of prior committments, I will have to hurry back home and will not be able to take the "scenic route". Hope to see you all on the road.
 
Sid said:
To everyone picking up this month.Take care and be safe and I hope you find good weather. I am looking forward to meeting the folks at CI.and seeing the factory. Unfortunately, because of prior committments, I will have to hurry back home and will not be able to take the "scenic route". Hope to see you all on the road.
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Safe journey to all new owners. Don't forget to sign the Wall of Fame and...

Camp On

Sue
 
Dave_Dixie said:
I pick mine up on Monday the 29th. I plan on taking 3 days for the drive there. 2000 miles.

ps I could also use the pontoon option as I live in Oregon where it rains a bit.

I am sure we will both enjoy our new purchase.

Dave
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Wishing you a happy journey to Necedah and an even happier Journey home!
 
We had a great trip to Necedah. Toured the Camp-Inn facility with Marty and got to climb into # 500 and inspect #000. We had 1-1/2" of rain in Indiana. Stayed dry in the TD. No leaks! Made it back to VA without trouble. I was worried about towing the TD through Chicago but it was not a problem. Stayed two nights at Smith Mountain Lake State Park before returning to Norfolk. Everyone along the way wanted a tour of our trailer. They could not get over how well made it was and engineered to utilize every inch of space. TD is safe and dry in her new home. Water from Sandy came up to the 1st floor but did not come in. We lost some boat dock boards. You will be happy to know Sandy did not bother the TD. Looking forward to our next night in the tear drop. Pictures to follow.
 
We picked up our 550 on Monday 10/29 #545. We had a good trip also, abit a little long to enjoy the journey over 4200 miles there and back. Weather was perfect going and coming. We saw the wildlife refuge in Necedah where a bald eagle was there to greet us as well as his brother or sister which we saw in Idaho. We drove thru the badlands in South Dakota and the NE corner of Yellostone. It was just too much to take in over a 9 day period. The trailer was easy to pull. We did not use the kitchen as after hours of driving each day we just wanted to get some rest and do it all over the next day.

For our maiden voyage or anyone else I would recommend that you add a few days to recover and stop and smell the roses.

Dave & Dixie
 
Christopher and Mindy-Dave and Dixie,

Glad all you guys got your trailers and had a good trip home. Especially happy to hear Sandy did not trash your dreams. Nice to hear good news.

Stay smart, stay safe and...

Camp On,

Sue
 
Thanks George & Sue. It took two days to get back to normal with a two hour time change then changing back to standard time.

We look forward to using it.

Dave
 
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