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Started with a poncho and rope, and 2 small boys. Then a eureka tent. Divorce, and a pup tent. Colman popup. 24' bumper pull, then a 30' bumper pull, and now 37' fifth wheel.
And a lot of good memories.
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We have come to like having "home" with us. We camp / RV for weeks and months at a time. Works well for us. We do like going out in the middle of nowhere.....just mountains, open fields, lake/river. No people.
What we have is pretty laid back and usually owned by Joe Everyday Guy and wife.
If you want Glamping, go on an RV forum like iRV2 and see what some of owners the mid 6 to low 7 figure $ motor homes have. And they are often b@#tching about the cost of forty buck/night CGs and $2 diesel fuel so stay at freebie Walmart or Flying J truck stops parking lots.
Do to my brides involvement with every social function we don't get to use this much. When we do go somewhere there is usually just a short time frame available - meaning we can't go very far.
So here we are a week ago, first time camping in about 5 months, reservations for 3 nights, and all of about 17 miles distance.
The first out day our oldest needed a baby-sitter (200 miles away), so up and back she went. We camped, with two extra youngins, and I got no whoopie. Good thing I maintain an onboard liqueur stock.
The two furry ones, shown in the foreground, are my alternate lovers.
I also found out that my doggies are ALWAYS happy to see me. I never had one divorce me either........
The old story - lock your dog and your wife in the trunk of a car for an hour. Open it up and see which is still happy to see you with slobbery kisses.
The old story - lock your dog and your wife in the trunk of a car for an hour. Open it up and see which is still happy to see you with slobbery kisses.
Yep........
Never had my doggie yell at me for forgetting to pick up milk on the way home.
My doggie never yelled at me for having a few beers with the boys on the way home......
The old story - lock your dog and your wife in the trunk of a car for an hour. Open it up and see which is still happy to see you with slobbery kisses.
Thanks alot. Laughed with tears on that one. I don't have a car with a trunk so I guess I'll have to trick her into climbing in the underbelly storage of the 5er to test that one. I think I know what the result will be though.
Rezvani's Latest Post-Apocalytic Monster Is a Ford F-150 Raptor Underneath
Slideshow: Called the Fortress, the 850-horsepower pickup combines Raptor underpinnings with military-inspired features, survival equipment, and a starting price of $285,000.
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