Recent content by Pablo

I use this as well: https://www.ventusky.com

Used has to be the way to go. We will be patient, but if the right deal comes up, make a reasonable offer. I'm telling you, some of these folks selling are dreaming.

Actually I DON'T KNOW! Good question.

Wife and I walked in the kybo's at a WA state campground on Wed last week after a constitutional hike. My business was ready. No other details other than we both looked at each other after and said "That place was spotless". Pretty sure you are a bit off on your estimate of grubbiness. Sure...

He lives in SoCal. I think the AC was marginal, TALL and very inefficient. He actually loves the fan - must really draw up and out!

My brother tore the roof top AC unit off his Sprinter and put a healthy fan up there.

My wife could live in the woods with a stick and a stream near by. Not joking. Wilderness woman. I'm the guy who needs to hose off my pits and crotch daily.

Nailed it. Week tops, maybe 10 days. If longer some days will be hotel/restaurant,

I just meant no pooping unless you really have to. NO stinking the joint up. I didn't mean no toilet.

How about focus on FORD chassis offerings? Seems at first I was avoiding, now maybe not.........

Of course we saw that. Neato. But I'm talking about INSIDE the dam. Around the turbines and generators. Next to transformers. Grand Coulee and Hoover, were awesome for example. All this before 9/11. Rocky Ridge is a cool dam, but no inside tours. First time I saw inside Hoover was 1967. 9...

Neither of us wants a trailer, we have rented trailers. The towing part is the easy part. The rest is a PITA, frankly. Yes no matter it's not a compact car. Great advice. Thanks!

The bummer is no inside tours of the dams anymore.

My head is spinning. Retired 3 years ago. I know we want some type of van. Nice camper van. Class B. Don't want to get bogged in the details yet but we want to pull into campsites, civilized or remote and camp. NOT hotel hopping. We want to go new places, meet up with my brother in his...

We have stayed in the little cabins there many times. Bring your bikes!! Hot in the summer, can be windy. But spring and fall = awesome!