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Comment by George & Marcia Thomas on February 9, 2010 at 10:22pm

Hello Everyone, This is Marcia & George. We are knew to the RV World, our friends tell us we are to young to explore the rv world so we decided to get involved. Recently, we just purchases a Layton Skyline Travel Trailer (to work out the trials and errors) due to we both enjoying fishing but was burned out with the same lakes surrounding Detroit, MI. Does anyone have any great locations on where we could travel for some camping/fishing fun or any campground memeberships we can join? Thanks in Advance

Comment by Richard & 'Chelle Hyatt on December 13, 2009 at 2:59pm

Hello, All. Thought we'd introduce ourselves. We're Richard and 'Chelle and two cats and a dog. And we're just starting out in a 24' class C with no slides. Not ones to do things half way, we immediately started full timing. It's been a lot of fun and a little frustration learning as we go. And the first thing we learned is we need a bigger RV!! Looking forward to talking with you folks!

Comment by Wanda & David Dix on July 7, 2009 at 3:33pm

Hi we just came back from a camping trip to salisbury beach it thurned out to be a great weekend can't wait to go back David & Wanda

Comment by Jan Steger Johnston on July 4, 2009 at 10:55am

My husband and I are thinking about fulltiming in 5-10 years if all goes well. We'd love to make friends with folks who know the life and would like to share their experiences.

Comment by Jim and Susan Davis on June 2, 2009 at 6:16pm

We're looking forward to sharing RV experiences and get ideas for traveling. :) We live in OKC. Jim and Susan Davis

Comment by Wanda & David Dix on June 2, 2009 at 11:48am

Hi my name is Wanda And My husband is David we have been camping for years.

Comment by Parvati Jaya on April 27, 2009 at 6:21pm

hi all. i am newer than a newbie. but feel hopeful just by reading this site. thanks. am planning to speak to a dealer this week. just for info. more later.
darien (email-parvatima)

Comment by Jo Brady on April 24, 2009 at 6:15pm

at a great site! Love the pictures.

Ok, I have never owned an RV, but have wanted to for so long. How do I get Started?

I plan on hitting some book stores today and some RV dealerships, but before I do I will check back here and my email to see if anyone has been able to give me a few pointers on this wonderful new experice I am about to enjoy... So any and I mean ANY help is welcome.



Number 1 question starts with ,....

Can I leave my darling Sabastian (yorkie doggie) in the RV if i have to for a few Hours?

Number 2
How do you know what to buy?

Number 3
Are there any woman that go out by theirselves?

Number 4

Can you live in an RV? Is it legal?

Number 5

I am looking at the Class B or C (to start), does anyone know about Brands? What do you like and what should I advoid?

I am looking to buy in Oct, can I rent a few different RV's over the Weekend and test them out?


Wow I have so many Questions where do i begin.

I really think this Beautiful website will help, so I will start reading all I can.

Thank you all for your help and I look forward to seeing you on the Road.

Jobrady

jobrady2007@gmail.com

Comment by Betty L. Chavez on March 31, 2009 at 1:33pm

Hi Al and Gini Smith

I live in Fairbanks, Alaska, and have travelled the AlCan twice and also across Canada to Edmondton, then down into North Dakota.

The roads are generally very good most of the year. Most road houses, gas stations, etc. are 100-200 miles apart when you get further West. Usually there will be highway signs indicating how far the next stop is - look for them and heed the warnings. I also recommend that you purchase a "go to" Alaska travel guide. Check out the internet or purchase THE MILEPOST, the infamous mile-by-mile guide. I also recommend a good travel plan in case of emergencies, especially for towing.

Go for it!! The animals will be out this time of the year so watch for them beside the road as you travel further west.

Betty

Comment by mort and joyce on March 24, 2009 at 8:16am

we are about to leave Azle Texas after about a month and are going home to San Angelo for a couple of days then we are off to Llano texas for a month on the river, but what a hassel we had this trip. First of all we were not even thirty miles from home when we blew a tire on our trailer and the tire shreded and went threw the wheelwall and did twenty- five hundred dollars worth of damage to the inside of the trailer.got to Azle and got a quote for that and then fixed it. on the way to get new tires we had another flat, and broke the drain hose for the water tank and had to fix that. hope our trip home is safer than our trip here was. but we have enjoyed our trip and looking forward to going to Llano.
mort & joyce

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