Our older rig and older camper. The Van is 1993 Chevy G20 pulling the 1971 Roadranger.
And our newer 1998 Road Ranger pulled by the 1996 Chevy C3500.
Ones that we have owned in the past:
1971 Grasshopper
1969 Roadrunner and the 2006 Pioneer
Rampage Toy Hauler (Cant remember year)
There should be a 2006 Wilderness in this list, but I cant find a pic of it.
Here are some end of season pics my wife took of our rig. She is the photographer in the family.
2012
2013
2014
2012
2013
2014
Not the greatest of shots, but the basics. Bought our new '15 Ameri-lite 259BH.
Grandma finally got her BH camper (one 5 year old grandson, another due April1st)
We went up from a 19KD with dinette slide to this. We love the floor space, with two large northern breed dogs it's needed.
Grandma finally got her BH camper (one 5 year old grandson, another due April1st)
We went up from a 19KD with dinette slide to this. We love the floor space, with two large northern breed dogs it's needed.
Ok guess I will jump in here and post some pics of my 2015 Palomino Solaire 229BHS that I bought earlier this year.
Our 2014 Silverado Crewcab and Jayflight 29BHS
Just upgradedfrom an Explorer and popup, we cant wait to get out there and use our new rig !
I ran across these pictures and wanted to share them and the story.
Rewind to Labor Day 2012. We were camping at the Indiana Dunes State Park, kicking back, visiting with our friends who were camping next to us and enjoying a few cold ones. A younger couple walked up to us and asked if we would mind if they took a few pictures. They seemed very nice people but it was a strange request so I asked why they wanted to take pictures of "us"? They proceeded to tell us that they worked for Midwest Living Magazine and they were doing an article on "supercampgrounds" in the region and the Indiana Dunes SP was chosen. They said they liked our set up and it would make a great photo shoot with the upcoming sunset. After showing us their credentials, we agreed since it seemed kind of neat to be in a magazine article about camping.
So the guy pulls out a camera with a lens about 5 feet long, moves us around and closer to the fire and proceeds to take a ton of pictures. Let's just say it was a HOT Labor Day weekend and we are dying sitting so close to this camp fire and he's saying just act normal. If you look close enough you can probably see sweat pouring off me. He finishes the photo shoot and said that they couldn't guarantee that we would make the magazine but to check the May/June edition. So my wife goes out several months later and... there we are! That's our story. Anyone want an autograph? :B
Rewind to Labor Day 2012. We were camping at the Indiana Dunes State Park, kicking back, visiting with our friends who were camping next to us and enjoying a few cold ones. A younger couple walked up to us and asked if we would mind if they took a few pictures. They seemed very nice people but it was a strange request so I asked why they wanted to take pictures of "us"? They proceeded to tell us that they worked for Midwest Living Magazine and they were doing an article on "supercampgrounds" in the region and the Indiana Dunes SP was chosen. They said they liked our set up and it would make a great photo shoot with the upcoming sunset. After showing us their credentials, we agreed since it seemed kind of neat to be in a magazine article about camping.
So the guy pulls out a camera with a lens about 5 feet long, moves us around and closer to the fire and proceeds to take a ton of pictures. Let's just say it was a HOT Labor Day weekend and we are dying sitting so close to this camp fire and he's saying just act normal. If you look close enough you can probably see sweat pouring off me. He finishes the photo shoot and said that they couldn't guarantee that we would make the magazine but to check the May/June edition. So my wife goes out several months later and... there we are! That's our story. Anyone want an autograph? :B
cooperrobt wrote:
Just picked up this Spree Escape e196s last September. Towed a tent trailer for the last 21 years and we are looking forward to having a lot of fun with this.
Great looking little trailer, you'll appreciate the extra weather protection and quietness of the hard sides compared to a tent trailer.
Just picked up this Spree Escape e196s last September. Towed a tent trailer for the last 21 years and we are looking forward to having a lot of fun with this.
