We're getting set to take the TT on our second trip since the weather here in Denver has been SOOOO beautiful. It just isn't time to put her away yet!!! ๐ I've attached a few more exterior shots and some new interior photos from Sunday when we were out in front of the house cleanin' her up!
Daylight:
We've got 2 barstools that fit PERFECTLY under the counter overhang:
Getting dark outside - lights on in the TT:
Equal-izer hitch (had propane tanks and all on it when we set it up).. this was right before we broke it down:
Truck bed with tool box on adjustable rail system and hard tri-fold tonneau cover:
Daylight:
We've got 2 barstools that fit PERFECTLY under the counter overhang:
Getting dark outside - lights on in the TT:
Equal-izer hitch (had propane tanks and all on it when we set it up).. this was right before we broke it down:
Truck bed with tool box on adjustable rail system and hard tri-fold tonneau cover:
PamfromVA wrote:
Our new Open Range Roamer 266RLS:
Pam
Wow! That is one strong bucket holding up the TT(;
That's one of the first I've seen that actually continues the stickers/paint on the windows and doors. I think it looks sweet and definitely eye catching!
NickMan wrote:SoCalJoe wrote:
I've been monitoring this forum for years and I've finally purchased a rig and TT. Thanks to all of the advise I've received on this forum over the years, I was able to make an informed decision on which TT would best suit our family's needs.
That is one stunning looking truck, omg. You're going to have lots and lots of fun.. :B :C
That truly is a sweet looking truck! I am so jealous.
Our new Open Range Roamer 266RLS:
And here are our dogs making themselves at home:
We are loving this new camper. We went bigger because we really found that we needed a seperate bedroom to close off. I am one of those dreaded morning people who is married to someone who is not. This just makes life a little bit easier. We are hoping this camper holds up for us for the next five years and when we retire will move into one of the bigger Open Ranges for longer planned trips.
Pam
And here are our dogs making themselves at home:
We are loving this new camper. We went bigger because we really found that we needed a seperate bedroom to close off. I am one of those dreaded morning people who is married to someone who is not. This just makes life a little bit easier. We are hoping this camper holds up for us for the next five years and when we retire will move into one of the bigger Open Ranges for longer planned trips.
Pam
mredneck wrote:
I take a dog or 3 or 4 camping when I go.
LoL, I'll take 4 for $500, Alex. They look like they're a little camera shy - like Dooley. It's amazing how he'll make eye contact all day and then the minute the camera comes out, no thank you! Little snot.
They look like they're rearin' to go - what are you waitin' for!?!?! ๐
bakerkids wrote:"Thanks, baker! He is a super handful and we wouldn't have it any other way!! :B :B"
We have four dogs, and five when my son is home from college. Only one goes camping every time, our shih tzu:
And one goes occasionally, lab.
These other two:
were strays who chose us as their family. They prefer to stay home and protect the place. :R
I like the CG in your pics. One of my favs is also close to a highway, but the noise is pretty much buffeted by trees. Sometimes I forget we're next to a busy highway.
OMG they are sooo great!! :B The one in the driver's seat looks like they're about to take off without Mom and Dad if they don't hurry it up some!! ๐
I liked the CG we were in, but the highway really got on my nerves. Most of our camping will be boondocking and most of our cross-country travels will be in parks off the beaten path. We found a spectacular one off I-64 in Indiana (forgot the name, starts with T) that we will be visiting again next year on our annual trip to VA. Can't wait to use the TT there!! OMG, I'm drooling like our dogs just thinking about it! ๐
"Thanks, baker! He is a super handful and we wouldn't have it any other way!! :B :B"
We have four dogs, and five when my son is home from college. Only one goes camping every time, our shih tzu:
And one goes occasionally, lab.
These other two:
were strays who chose us as their family. They prefer to stay home and protect the place. :R
I like the CG in your pics. One of my favs is also close to a highway, but the noise is pretty much buffeted by trees. Sometimes I forget we're next to a busy highway.
We have four dogs, and five when my son is home from college. Only one goes camping every time, our shih tzu:
And one goes occasionally, lab.
These other two:
were strays who chose us as their family. They prefer to stay home and protect the place. :R
I like the CG in your pics. One of my favs is also close to a highway, but the noise is pretty much buffeted by trees. Sometimes I forget we're next to a busy highway.
SoCalJoe wrote:
I've been monitoring this forum for years and I've finally purchased a rig and TT. Thanks to all of the advise I've received on this forum over the years, I was able to make an informed decision on which TT would best suit our family's needs.
That is one stunning looking truck, omg. You're going to have lots and lots of fun.. :B :C
NickMan wrote:
Here are some photos from our maiden voyage in the Gulf Breeze 26QBS. We went to St. Vrain State Park about 20 miles from the house just to test all the systems and get away for a few days before winter sets in. Everything worked flawlessly and we absolutely can't wait to get it out again. This is our first TT together (my DH and I).
Truck getting the coolers before our departure:
Once we were all set up:
Getting to be evening:
Cook set-up - bbq grilled chicken breasts:
TV and TT get along just fine:
Others:
Corgi boy Dooley playing with his new "camper jack"!
Dooley not liking the sound of the water pump. LoL, he thinks the carpet will keep him safe. Poor fella.
Love it:) Would you mind telling us where you got that great table that was outside?
