Every time I come to this forum, I get an itching to get on the road. It's going to be a lonnnnng winter.

Hope you have the ability to driveway camp then you can at least sleep in the camper during the winter months, even if you can't get away or have no where you could go. We do this almost every weekend. Of course of last camper did not have any slides, this one does, so that may change things once it starts snowing. But even with that, with all slides IN, we can still sleep in the bed ad have access to everythng except comfortable television viewing in the living room. Give it a shot, it might help the looooooooong winter!

We're in campground right now, sunny forecast next 10 days, 80's, don't really understand. We do it all winter!.....

MTPockets1 wrote:We're in campground right now, sunny forecast next 10 days, 80's, don't really understand. We do it all winter!.....Ah, now that is just mean. :B But since you started it..... we are in San Diego for a week, spent last night at Silver Strand State Beach right on the sand. I'll post some pics and a full report next week. Tomorrow we are off to Borrego Springs(should be 89 degrees), for the weekend where there is a huge B'day party on Saturday. My friend has full hookups waiting for us next to his house.We have reservations for all of Thanksgiving week at Zion and our friends from San Diego (40' Class A), will be joining us. Our sites are butt to butt in the Watchman CG right on the Virgin River. We feel bad for you folks that have to curtail your camping for the winter but feel obligated to get out there every chance we get so we will keep the reports coming. :C

If you get the itch and the weather's lousy, you can always toss the sleeping bags on the LR floor. Although, I'd advise against pounding tent pegs into the carpet or building a campfire.

Stinks to be you.It is called "Hitch Itch". Powder does not help. As for the weather. Finally cooled off here. First time in a couple of months the AC has not run.Oh yeah, We too are in the Mouse House. Florida that is. Right next to the park after spending a month in the park. Sorry for the salt in the hitch itch wound. We worked long and hard for this.

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mdamerell
Explorer
Oct 25, 2013
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mdamerell
Explorer
Oct 25, 2013
Grandbaby (34 months) crawled up in my lap yesterday and said "truck, go" I asked her were to and she said "camper".

Once you have the bug, I guess its ageless. :)
empty_nest
Explorer
Oct 25, 2013
Roy&Lynne wrote:
Every time I come to this forum, I get an itching to get on the road. It's going to be a lonnnnng winter.

Boy, I hear 'ya! Ours is covered and winterized and all we can do is look out and dream. It's almost painful!
2gypsies1
Explorer III
Oct 25, 2013
You guys need to 'grow up' and get retired so you can go full-time!!
tankgod82
Explorer
Oct 25, 2013
YC 1 wrote:
"Hitch Itch"

This describes what I have exactly!
Captain_Happy
Explorer
Oct 25, 2013
Pahrump, NV, highes in the low 80's. Nights are cool. Life is good. And I'll be here for 3 more weeks and then it's back tot mhe real world of Texas.
michael8rc
Explorer
Oct 25, 2013
Ours is winterized and stored away in the pole barn. Will be there until next summer. That is the way it goes in the land of cold winters.
Cobra21
Explorer
Oct 25, 2013
Roy and Lynn,
I hear you load and clear!

Brian
YC_1
Nomad
Oct 25, 2013
Stinks to be you.

It is called "Hitch Itch". Powder does not help.

As for the weather. Finally cooled off here. First time in a couple of months the AC has not run.

Oh yeah, We too are in the Mouse House. Florida that is. Right next to the park after spending a month in the park.

Sorry for the salt in the hitch itch wound. We worked long and hard for this.
Jim_Shoe
Explorer
Oct 24, 2013
If you get the itch and the weather's lousy, you can always toss the sleeping bags on the LR floor. Although, I'd advise against pounding tent pegs into the carpet or building a campfire.

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