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Tundra & Spree TT sold

jessjerr1831
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The time finally came where we made the decision to sell off our rig.It was not an easy decision. We have camped since the late 60's in all types of tents & campers. But, some things we can no longer do. However, I still plan on visiting this site as I consider it a great place on places to go. places to stop and things to do. It is a great travel planning place. We will still travel, bucket list this summer is drive to Prince Rupert and do the Alaska Marine Ferry and visit various towns on the inside passage. Thanks for all of the help and suggestions and ideas on this site. jessjerr1831.
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mikegt4
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A lot of campgrounds, including the county park right behind me, have small cabins for rent. It could be a good way for an occasional and easy dose of the camping lifestyle.

ol_Bombero-JC
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Thoughts:

You might consider a favorite campground that has a "move-on" and storage arrangement.

Make your reservations, they move your trailer from storage, hook it up, and put it on a site for you. Reverse procedure when you leave.

Unfortunately, probably not practical in parts of the country -
but nothing wrong with motel-ing and hotel-ing.....
You will never have to drag the sewer hose and dump the black tank!.;)

~

Dakota98
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I'm getting there myself. :R

Age seems to catch up with us before attitude. :M
I'm an expert in only one field....I believe it's somewhere in Kansas.

2000 / 22' SKYLINE NOMAD LITE
1998 DODGE DAKOTA / 5.2L= 8mpg.
2006 POLARIS ATV
1500/1200 Watt Champion generator
Yada Wireless Back Up Camera
1998 Dyna Wide Glide
USMC 68-74