Travel Forum / Travel Types / RV Travel / April 2006

I havent carried a weapon following my return from Vietnam.
But I have read where some might want the information
available here.
2006 Traveler's Guide To The Firearm Laws of the 50 States

Every so often, one encounters an experience that not only makes all the
hassles and challenges of RVing worth it, but becomes an experience of a
lifetime. I would like to share one with you all.
Recently my wife and I stopped in Albuquerque for a few days to shop and

Well, it's obvious that my new tow car is quite a lot heavier than my last.
The stopping distance has gone up significantly.
The installer of the bracket will sell the Brake buddy to me for 1K. They
said they would install it, but I don't think there is really any

Sunday, coming home on a narrow, winding Virginia road we met a school bus
converted to a motor home.  Trailing the bus was a cloud of smoke.  As we
met, the cloud of smoke turned out to be a VW, being towed behind the bus.
The tires were screaming and the smoke was from the tires.  ...

This is especially for LZ and the rest of the neo cons.  It details how to
change pinko liberal democrats into right thinking people.  Be patient as it
takes a while to get thru it. Bring your sense of humor with you, should you
possess one.

Last night, Golden Globe Awards, honoured the film triumphs of the
past year without tossing so much as an honourable mention in the
direction of the unquestionably best pic of the year: "Chronicles of
Narnia".

Many time when traveling or parked in a campsite in the RV I've seen
open wifi nodes but the signal is so weak, it's either intermittent or
impossible to connect to. I was recently at a campground that I was
able to connect to a wifi node from an unknown source but really only

greetings from waco, texas where its a steamy 84 degrees at 11pm.  it
was the hottest easter sunday on record here...96 degrees.  we're in a
very quiet campground about 6 miles NW of town, just west of Lake
Waco.  president bush's ranch in crawford is about 15 minutes from

Subject: American........
   Think about this: If you don't want to forward this for fear of
offending someone-----YOUR PART OF THE PROBLEM !!!!
   Will we still be the Country of choice and still be America if we

We have a 2000 3.8lt Grand Caravan with a towing package. We had a
short travel last year for 10 days with our Xtreme Light XT180 trailer
(UVW2500lbs), everything went well. No issues with the transmission,
stopping (we have electrical breaks installed), no sway (we have a

- I'm tired of CNN and leftist radical groups and media
- I'm tired of the Rush Limboughs and shawn Hanity party liners who
are more faithful to the partyline and their own job than they are to
america

I just spent 8 nights "boondocking" at the beach, Henlopen State Park in
Delaware, at a site with water but no electricity or sewer hookup. My RV is
a stock 1985 34' Pace Arrow with a 6.5 Onan generator.
The question I have is about battery charging. I found when I got to the

can anyone direct me to a web resource that lists towing laws
(supplemental brakes) in all the Provinces of Canada
Thanks
traveling

How's this for a fun toy?
http://shop2.outpost.com/product/3873027?site=sr:SEARCH:MAIN_RSLT_PG
Wire control submarine... 90 cents..... My old one died, but I had hours of
fun tying a fishing line/hook to it and letting it go round and round off

This is my first post to this group.  I wanted to see if what I THOUGHT I
saw a few weeks ago was real.
I thought I saw a 5th Wheel type RV, that is, with the "cab over" type upper
sleeping area, however this