| Any single RV rs here?
Posted: 4/27/2008 10:02:36 PM | | I bought mine last summer. I got so tired of trying to find hotels and motels that would let me bring my dogs, I just said to heck with it and bought the RV. I had to have some conversion done on it. The bedroom is now wall to wall kingsized bed, and I had racks installed for the portable pen. We've had a great time running around Texas and adjoining states. | |
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| Any single RV rs here?
Posted: 5/3/2008 11:03:04 AM | | I'm a weekender........most of the time I go alone, I just joined a local good sams chapter, I think i'm the only single there. I have a class A motorhome and my fav place to camp is the Black Hills. | |
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| Any single RV rs here?
Posted: 5/6/2008 8:39:29 AM | | I've got a pop-up for weekend trips. I'm really glad that's all I've got now the fuel prices are going up and up and up... Right now it's just me and my daughter. | |
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| Any single RV rs here?
Posted: 5/15/2008 9:52:52 AM | | any one got plans for Memorial day? Any ideas places to go things to see? | |
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Posted: 5/18/2008 11:11:42 AM | hey only a bbg in GA? everyone else stayin home?? Not me!! Im gonna do something evan if its WRONG | |
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| Any single RV rs here?
Posted: 5/22/2008 6:41:46 PM | Full time in a 5th wheel for the last 3.5 years. Retired a few months ago and will be traveling soon.
Magee | |
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| Any single RV rs here?
Posted: 6/2/2008 9:57:42 PM | I've been thinking of buying a "Four Wheel Camper" for my Ranger. The cost is high but the benefits and potential resale value seem worth it.
Has anyone here had any experience with them? | |
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Posted: 6/4/2008 5:42:45 PM | | hello all...i'm bob.. live in my 5th wheel full time......if you are in illinois..come by and visit...i'm at the rock island ,il koa.....i cook the best steaks and ribbs in illinois...ya'll come on by............bob | |
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| Any single RV rs here?
Posted: 6/9/2008 3:08:19 PM | | I live on my zero th wheel RV quite often. LOL. I plan to take it on a longer trip than most 5th wheeler's could even dream about. Yep I think I'd qualify as a recreational vehicle person. I'm planning a 5 year+ circumnavigation. Jon | |
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Posted: 9/24/2008 6:04:22 PM | | I'm not there yet! But is only a matter of time! It would be nice to find my special someone interested in fulltiming with me. I've done the camping thing all my life, 2 vehicles, boat, camper, kids, dogs, and the kitchen sink LOL, and now being retired, I really plan to make my fulltiming dreams come true. I'm planning to take this adventure either alone or with a special someone in the near future. I guess this is the real place to spout off about that!! Most people my age do not have the freedom to do this. I'm early retired and It is time I start living it! | |
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Posted: 9/27/2008 2:54:45 PM | | Hi grizz, Im wondering how to do the rv thing. I am 51 female and I'm ready to get out of the house with my 2 little dogs and hit the road. I would like to know how to post here cause I have 2 minor problems with finding a traveling partner. I smoke and have my dogs they are 4 and 5 ponds and trained well. I would like to take the money from my house which will be around 65,000 and buy an rv but I don't want to go it alone. Can you give me suggestions on what to do. I am single and very efficant and used to making it on my own. I am over the yard work and all the maintinance it takes to do th e house thing. I am ready to see the world no children no things to tie me down. My home I built in 1990 am ready to fly. Can you please help me with info and how to talk to everyone on here to try and find someone to go with. dont want a realtionship just a nice person who would like to go with me .. Thanks Izzie anyone interested I'm in Nashville Tennessee. Happy Trails | |
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Posted: 9/27/2008 2:58:41 PM | | I see you love animals and I have 2 yorkies very well trained. The problem is I smoke but not a chain smoker could always smoke outside. Izzie | |
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Posted: 9/29/2008 3:38:29 AM | | I've been RVing since 2001 and love it out here. I've gotten jobs all over the country and am really enjoying this lifestyle. I've been hoping to find a woman that wants to travel and explore with me. This is the first time I entered (Forums) and was happy to find ( Any Single RV rs here?) | |
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Posted: 9/29/2008 4:16:39 PM | | Why does'nt anyone answer o n this site . Do you know 5th wheel? Izzie | |
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Posted: 9/30/2008 2:13:07 AM | I have had R/V s both sides of the pond - both solo & shared; would love to buy another & go walkabout either US or UK, but would not now go without a co-driver - female of course. I notice nearly all on the forum are stateside, and that would suit me fine if I caan get insurance; it would be a real adventure with 48 states to explore - the other 2 require a boat. UK offers much to see & do, but it would have to be a compact-
20ft max. 40 ft condos are unwelcome.   | |
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Posted: 9/30/2008 7:48:38 AM | | Hy all been offline awhile gettin ready to do the snowbird thing again LOL!!! Hope all of u had a great summer Anyone have plans for this winter? Be safe all GRIZZ! | |
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| Any single RV rs here?
Posted: 10/1/2008 5:00:34 AM | Hey Grizz, welcome to Texas! Since you are in East Tx, visit Bastrop. That's where the lost pines are - where East Tx, North Tx, Central Tx come together ending the piney woods and beginning the look of South Tx. And where Johnny pine tree dropped off a load of pines familiar to the far north USA/ Canada, but totally not familiar to the south.
There are plenty of 3 day free parks in the Lone Star state. One could avoid all parking costs altogether if one truly wanted to. Again, you can google national or state parks and buy the year pass or just camp for free, 3 days at a time.
I miss my RV. Can't wait till I retire and I'll be back in one for good. The last one was a 36' tongue pull - big enough to move around in. I took out the bench seating and made the living room larger and lived in it for a year.
The snow birds are migrating already. I suppose we won't see the huge migrations as in the past due to the gas. I used to count RVs on the road this time of year. I think I got up to 200 before I quit the last count.
BTW... For those who have the smaller RV's without pull out awnings, I just picked up several "gazebos" (like street fair tents) at Walgreens at a good end of summer price. You just have to ask, as summer chairs and stuff have been returned to the stockrooms in the stores, but stores don't want product in their stockrooms if it can sell.
In times like these, we should see more people living in RV's - a lot cheaper than living in a house. | |
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Posted: 10/5/2008 11:58:42 PM | RVers, well I been living in one for the last 11 years. 1988 25ft 5th wheel Terry Resort. At times it gets small, but it is home. Started while married, traveling doing construction, and kept it through the divorce (guess I stayed gone too long). Have seen alot of states in it and pulled it over the Rockies, Smokies and Sierras. Looking to replace it with a new(er) one as soon as social security kicks in. It doesn't have a lot of storage, but I didn't need storage at the time. Have learned the needs of rving and storage is one of them. Always pay attention to the wheel bearing. Pack them before leaving the park on each trip. It will save you on flats. It pays to be a member of a club like Good Sam that have insurance and towing. Like throwing a drive shaft because you didn't grease the u-joint. And then have to be towed 40 miles to the nearest repair shop (truck stop). Out of pocket cost for towing $0.00, $60.00 deductible for repair cost. Was back on the road the next day and slept in the Rv that night.
When I leave out, will be looking for a lady to rv with. The most rewarding thing in Rving is to wake up and take a cup of coffee outside, sit under the awning and enjoy the view of the mountains or lake. Visiting with the other campers over coffee. Have even met celebrities on the road. Got pictures to prove it. Have never been parked next to someone I didn't get along with. Saved alot of money on vacations too.
note: no trees or animals were harmed in making this post. Just a few billion electrons got excited. | |
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Posted: 10/11/2008 2:29:52 PM | I have been fulltiming a year. Staying on the Texas coast for the winter.
Would love to have a co-polite to travel with me.
I smoke, (outside), which probably reduces the number of possible
travel mates.
Have thought about giving up on the co-polite and just getting a cat.
Would have someone to talk to, but, when they talk to me, I'm not sure
I always understand what they are saying.
DrifterDan | |
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Posted: 10/12/2008 6:03:48 PM | I am a single dad who loves to RV with my son. I have used everything from tents to motorhomes. Personally, I prefer roughing it in a motorhome...lol
Shawn | |
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Posted: 10/15/2008 6:45:51 PM | I'm leaving Western Canada in A few weeks with a 30' fifth and it would sure be
nice to meet someone or a few people to travel. This will be my first time.
Gord | |
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