Travel Forum / Travel Types / RV Travel / February 2005

Hello fellow RVers!  I could use a little guidance...
I just bought an ealy 90s coachman catalina.  It's sitting on a
wonderfull e350, in great shape.  That's the best part.
All the appliances, etc work, and the floor seems solid.

I have just learned of this program.  Does anyone know anything?  Is it
really as good as the website makes it sound?

Has anyone heard from Hunter about Brady?  Read about him late
last night and couldn't sleep--hoping things will be okay.   I
don't remember the thread, but was hoping she would have posted
by now.  I know this has been a torturous time for her.  She

Last night the wife and I had one of the greatest experiences of our
life.  Some friends (George & Debbie Arvidson), we had met on the road
a couple of years ago organized the event which was a celebration of
our fiftieth anniversary. Lon & Carolyn Von Osten, (of RORT fame); Bob

We have been shopping for our first entry level motorhome and have
three basics requirements: 1-Can a normal human being over the height
of 5' 4" tall with legs longer than 20" comfortably sit in the driver's
seat and have enough rearward travel (without ramming into some sofa,

We are seriously thinking of downsizing to a Class C and selling or trading
our 1999 Country Coach 36' diesel pusher.  At this point we are looking at
Born Free, Lazy Daze (online) and my favorite a Coach House Platinum with 2
slides 272XL.

First of all the lettuce part. Last week we took a trip into Yuma to do a
little shopping at Wal Mart. Groceries mostly. We bought a head of lettuce
while there. Now, keep in mind that we are in Yuma. there are thousands of
acres of lettuce on all sides of the city. In Wellton ...

I went to the place in Free Agent that you suggested and I had already
put the return address in there with "dot com".  I think it's coming
out on the sig line.
J

Free wireless Internet access, introduced last June in six of Iowa’s
rest areas as part of a pilot project, is being expanded to all 40 rest
areas. Full story here: <http://www.dot.state.ia.us/02030501.htm>
Ron - K0QVF

ok we bought a 94 bounder 34 ft a couple years ago thinking bigger was
best..well not for me as I can`t drive it hubby has no problems..I
recently tried a 23 foot jayco greyhawk which I just loved for
driving and the convenience of getting around..hubby thinks to

Each new version of Delorme seems to come with a completely new
database for services/campgrounds etc.,
Each of these databases (versions of SA) have strong & weak aspects.
Right now I have Map & Go 6 (good campground info), SA-8 (fairly good

We are planning on doing some traveling to National and State parks. I
noticed on some of the websites there were notes saying RVs were limited to
35 or 40 ft, etc.
We will have a boat in tow, making the whole rig 45-50 ft.

So, what is the preferred method of accessing this group other than AOL???
Phil.

Folks,
Tow Ratings are fairly easy to find for recent vehicles, but does anyone
know what the tow rating would be for a slightly (!) older truck?  I've
got a:

Recently, someone with nothing to do and too much time on their hands
reported me to my ISP for posting here.  My, oh my.  Was I chasitzed!  I was
sent a form e mail from my ISP saying that someone at my location was
sending in things to newsgroups in violation of their charter, ...