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Earlier this week got out for our "start-of-the-season-shakedown" trip - just an overnight in the nearby White Mountain National Forest here in NH after we get the rig out of hibernation.

The Forest Service actually keeps about 1/2 the sites in this campground plowed open all winter - and since it was a snowy season for us, there was still plenty of the white stuff left! Sunny days, cool (near freezing) nights - allows us to test all systems in the rig before we embark on any big trips. Happy to report "all systems GO!".

Think we might try a trip south where it will be warmer! See you on the road! ST

ncwriter · Answer

Just did the same, Florida style (no snow on the ground!) on Monday night following the big post-Easter migration of departing snowbirds. Spent the night at the state park campground a few miles from our house for a shake-down, and all is in good working order.

We've been very busy lately checking all the RV's systems, chassis and house, so we can hit the road soon.

golf_bears · Answer

loggenrock,  Where were you camping out at?  I was born and raised in Berlin so have an interest in camping spots in NH.  Always nice getting back home once in a while.

loggenrock · Answer

Hi golf-bears!  SD is a long way from Berlin!  I'd lived in Gorham for a while, then Littleton for a couple of years.  The picture is at Hancock CG off the "Kanc", just a couple miles east of Lincoln.  Dolly Copp CG up in Gorham also has plowed camping access for the winter.  We like Custer SP out by you - been there a few times!  ST

fizz · Answer

Betcha it was nice and quiet.Good for you.

loggenrock · Answer

Hi Fizz!  Actually, there were about 9 sites occupied, and it was a Monday night!  But still quiet (except for the roaring river filled with snowmelt about 150' in front of us!).

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