pianotuna wrote:
Add Moving Sue and PhotoMike to that shortlist. I believe they did it with no shore power as well.
That'll separate out the men from the boys -> drycamping for a few days in single/low-double digit nighttime temperatures.
That's gotta take huge battery banks, large propane tanks, and a good generator system. I'd like to read some detailed write-ups on how folks do this "real RV'ing".
Cutting the cord is what camping is supposed to be. I guess some hunters get pretty good at this kind of camping ... though tents don't count in RV forums.
