Where are all the folding trailer Fans?
Through the years I've had tent trailers, truck campers and travel trailers. As you can see from my profile I've been a forum member since 2003. When I started on RV.net this Folding Trailer secti...
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I also read every post on the folding trailer forum. I used to sign into RV.NET every day and read this forum along with Around the Campfire, General RVing, and Beginning RVing. I'd frequently look at other sections too. Since there aren't many posts here anymore, and I've read the questions and answers from the other sections so often, I sometimes go a couple months without logging in. Many of the people I used to know are gone or don't post anymore. There's few who are still frequent posters.
My husband used to participate in the forum especially when we first bought our PUP 12 years ago. He's only logged on 2-3 times in the last several years when he had a specific issue he needed help with.
Mike was the moderator back then, and we learned a lot from him.
Our kids are busy with school and sports. We normally just go camping for 4-5 days over Memorial Day weekend, and one full week in August.
We still have our 2004 Fleetwood Utah we bought new. It's still a good shape. Love cooking and eating outdoors (with a fire when allowed) and having the windows unzipped to enjoy nature if it's raining, and we are keeping dry playing games or reading inside.
My husband used to participate in the forum especially when we first bought our PUP 12 years ago. He's only logged on 2-3 times in the last several years when he had a specific issue he needed help with.
Mike was the moderator back then, and we learned a lot from him.
Our kids are busy with school and sports. We normally just go camping for 4-5 days over Memorial Day weekend, and one full week in August.
We still have our 2004 Fleetwood Utah we bought new. It's still a good shape. Love cooking and eating outdoors (with a fire when allowed) and having the windows unzipped to enjoy nature if it's raining, and we are keeping dry playing games or reading inside.
