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We are beginning to look at travel trailers. One consideration is the cost of towing the unit. With the Middle East situation and with the government saying that our highways are seriously underfund...
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As a canoe camper I will say that camping and RVing are two different worlds.
When I camp I minimize the gear I am taking and ignore the inconveniences associated the camping adventure. With my Pop-up I of course have more conveniences but it is still more closely related to camping in that I must pack and unpack.
My RV is my house on wheels; if I need it, it is there. If I want lunch at a rest stop I open the frig and sit at the table. When traveling I may stop a bit early, eat, hike and sleep, then leave the next morning never having unhitched.
Two different worlds and I like them both. Each has its time and place.
The cost of convenience; 10 mpg.
When I camp I minimize the gear I am taking and ignore the inconveniences associated the camping adventure. With my Pop-up I of course have more conveniences but it is still more closely related to camping in that I must pack and unpack.
My RV is my house on wheels; if I need it, it is there. If I want lunch at a rest stop I open the frig and sit at the table. When traveling I may stop a bit early, eat, hike and sleep, then leave the next morning never having unhitched.
Two different worlds and I like them both. Each has its time and place.
The cost of convenience; 10 mpg.
