post pictures of your HTT

[kknowlton]

The folks in the Folding Trailer forum have started a fun topic, so I thought perhaps we could do the same. I'll start.



Our 2005 Starcraft Travelstar 21SSO, last year at the LaSalle-Peru KOA.

[luvztheoutdoor1]

Here we are in the UP of Michigan...



and enjoying a Lake Superior sunset...

[Johnny-Five]

Just returned from a great weekend at a gorgeous campground a short trip from home. It was less than 150 miles round trip. We couldn't get a reservation at the state park we wanted,so I found this private one (Ranchero de Santa Fe) on the Internet and reserved. What a great find it was. We will use this whenever we can't get the state park locations we want.

[kknowlton]

(one of these days I'll remember a camera when we go!)

Looking forward to it! 🙂

[Car_Guy]

Les-
Thank you so much for the help with the pictures on this thread.
I know it's tricky everyone - but let's watch the sizes so Les doesn't have to!

Great Thread! Thanks for starting it Karen!

(one of these days I'll remember a camera when we go!)

:B:B

[gwh1bass]

Our Coyote 23cfk

[babyj]

:C

[Houston_Hemi]

kknowlton wrote:
Hemi, photobucket will let you post your pic's on here directly, without having to make a link. Use the image box (along the top of the reply box) - it looks like the pic of a mountain - click on it, and when it asks for the URL, copy the URL from photobucket (second box under your picture on the p.b. site) and paste it in the URL popup box. (I don't use "correct" computer terminology so may not be saying this right.) Anyway, I use photobucket for my pic's, and that's how I get them to post.

Thanks so much for the help. I kept trying to copy the URL from the address bar, didn't work. Works great now though. THanks again.

[kknowlton]

Hemi, photobucket will let you post your pic's on here directly, without having to make a link. Use the image box (along the top of the reply box) - it looks like the pic of a mountain - click on it, and when it asks for the URL, copy the URL from photobucket (second box under your picture on the p.b. site) and paste it in the URL popup box. (I don't use "correct" computer terminology so may not be saying this right.) Anyway, I use photobucket for my pic's, and that's how I get them to post.

[Houston_Hemi]

[Houston_Hemi]

Sorry for the perhaps ignorant question, but how do you all post pictures here? I guess I've had too much thin air in the mountains. I cannot figure out how to get pics on here.

Please help.

Thanks,

Barnacle Bill

[HedoTravelers]

A few pics from The Four Seasons Resort in Freelton, Ontario Canada...







<*edited to correct image paths>

[miserytom]

heres a couple pics at the campsite im at now, ill try to get a nighttime pic tommorrow

[kknowlton]

Pretty doggone impressive if you drove over the Big Horns!! We did that once and swore we'd never do it again.
BTW, in case you didn't notice, you were at a pretty solid 7500-8000 feet the whole time you were in Yellowstone. It just doesn't look like the top of a mountain. 🙂

[Houston_Hemi]

How did your Honda do pulling that trailer?

So far so good, I'm not home yet so I don't want to be too bold. We have been 4,000 miles so far and no troubles. We started in Houston and went to:

• Carlsbad, NM
• The 4 Corners
• Moab, UT
• Bear Lake, ID
• Grand Teton, WY
• Yellowstone, WY
• and of course Big Horn, WY

I haven't been able to speed to much and I have spent alot of time "feeling" out what the van can handle. Most of it has been in 3rd gear (no overdrive). But I can tell you that the van has done an excellent job. There was only one hill where I got down to 20 mph and had to use 1st gear.

I have made some improvements to the van before the trip, Including:

1) K&N filter upgrade,
2) Bosch Performance spark plugs,
3) Rear spring air-bags and shocks

Thanks,

Barnacle Bill

[tomintexas]

Houston_Hemi wrote:
Here is our picture of the Honda Odyssey with the 16 ft Aerolite Cub. We love this thing. We have been traveling all aroud the west for the past two+ weeks now. The van and Cub set a record altitude at 9,033 ft above sea level at Big Horn mountain. Our house is 43 ft above sea level.

http://s198.photobucket.com/albums/aa300/b_k_berger/?action=view&current=HPIM4135.jpg

How did your Honda do pulling that trailer?