Milo is doing pretty well, thanks. He seems happier with the new look. As for the car, you guys know how I hate to talk about cars. But since you asked, here is a full shot. I bought it 23 years ago, from the original owners, and haven't changed much. Ron
Ron, do you have so many cars that you need a stripped parking area at the house
How about starting out by saying those of use that can start the journey, say, just after the 4th of July and collect peeps along the way with a half way point being some place around Crater Lake, with a travel time of around 3 days, or 1- 1/2 days for the scouts (you know who you are)
I'm very confuessed, this is already just like work, I need a nap.
The week before or right after July 4 are always the worst to travel, since most people take their vacation around the 4th. I suggest mid-July, after the 4th crowds are back to work, we might have a better chance to get a nice site and less traffic.
Just a thought.
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Ron, do you have so many cars that you need a stripped parking area at the house
Yes. But in this case, ever the punctual one, I was an early arrival at a local show. And yes, it has the juice to pull a 'stream. I think it would look pretty good in front of a vintage.
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1985 345 Motorhome...... delightfully tacky......yet unrefined
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Ron, your right, I don't know what I was thinking, the last thing I want is it to feel like work. I guess it really depends on how far you want to go, and how long you want to stay out, but then thats always been the question.
Like Bam, we have driven a long day or two to be able to stay someplace longer and take in the sites and just relax.
How about starting out by saying those of use that can start the journey, say, just after the 4th of July and collect peeps along the way with a half way point being some place around Crater Lake, with a travel time of around 3 days, or 1- 1/2 days for the scouts (you know who you are)
I'm very confuessed, this is already just like work, I need a nap.
What seemed to work for our "caravan" to Albuquerque was to pick some key stopping points along the way, make our own reservations for the same nights, and then everyone travels to those campgrounds at their own pace.
If you want to take your time and stop on the way or race there as fast as you can and set up your lounge chair, it's up to you. Those who want to caravan can, or you can go on your own and meet up later.
So we need to pick a destination and then a starting point or place to meet for the first night. Then we can fill in the rest.
Yes. But in this case, ever the punctual one, I was an early arrival at a local show. And yes, it has the juice to pull a 'stream. I think it would look pretty good in front of a vintage.
55 or 56 ?
__________________ Travel is in my blood, adventure is my passport, aluminum is my favorite construction medium, and therefore, an Airstream was my destiny.
What seemed to work for our "caravan" to Albuquerque was to pick some key stopping points along the way, make our own reservations for the same nights, and then everyone travels to those campgrounds at their own pace.
If you want to take your time and stop on the way or race there as fast as you can and set up your lounge chair, it's up to you. Those who want to caravan can, or you can go on your own and meet up later.
So we need to pick a destination and then a starting point or place to meet for the first night. Then we can fill in the rest.
Whew,
Bam
Your Cruise Director
The important thing is that no one should try and keep up with the kevbo/bam freight train as it lumbers down the road at speeds that would suck the back hair off of a fly....just saying
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__________________ Travel is in my blood, adventure is my passport, aluminum is my favorite construction medium, and therefore, an Airstream was my destiny.
The important thing is that no one should try and keep up with the kevbo/bam freight train as it lumbers down the road at speeds that would suck the back hair off of a fly....just saying
What seemed to work for our "caravan" to Albuquerque was to pick some key stopping points along the way, make our own reservations for the same nights, and then everyone travels to those campgrounds at their own pace.
If you want to take your time and stop on the way or race there as fast as you can and set up your lounge chair, it's up to you. Those who want to caravan can, or you can go on your own and meet up later.
So we need to pick a destination and then a starting point or place to meet for the first night. Then we can fill in the rest.
Whew,
Bam
Your Cruise Director
O.K., what if the train takes off around the middle of July, has a
"meeting up" spot somewere in the middle of CA, with a midway or turn around point (for some) being Crater lake, its about 780 miles from here, a few rv parks in the area ( Prospectrvpark.com) next to Crater lake or closer to the ocean, (tutlerockresorts.com)
Crater Lake, for some, we will be going on up through Oregon if anyone wants to keep going North, we would like to stay out about 2 weeks, any ideas for a "meeting-up spot" the first day.
By the way, Ron, Judi and I are sure glad you and Milo are doing better,
regarding your car, very nice, love to see a vintage AS behind that one
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