Where did you take your TC this weekend?

[Starpig]

I stayed close to home, but still got to stay at one of my favorite places and did not have to fight traffic to get there!

[Ramp_Digger]

jimh425 wrote:
No pictures. Just got back from Yellowstone/Tetons. We saw a lot of TCs there.

We also just returned from a 3 week trip to Yellowstone and Grand Teton Nat Parks. Camped a week at Signal Mt campground and a week at Madison. We left there the day before Memoral day. There were lots of truck campers there,the most I have ever seen on one trip.

[thedavidzoo]

Unfortunately, only out of the driveway and down the street...all for better curb appeal during showings and an open house in order to sell our home.:R

[jimh406]

No pictures. Just got back from Yellowstone/Tetons. We saw a lot of TCs there.

[Earth_to_Sean]

We got our whole rig together for the first time this past weekend. I have a 2009 Yamaha R6 track bike, and this weekend was my first day out this year at New Jersey Motorsport Park. We had a break down on the way but it turns out I just had to replace my fuel filter, easy enough. Hopefully the issue doesn’t come back!

Of course we had to stop for beer on the way!


And here’s our whole set up in our usual spot!


Over all a good weekend despite the stress, and the camper serves us very well for staying at the track. Can’t wait to go again!

[billyray50]

Arrived and enjoyed the weekend in our fifthwheel at our seasonal site in upstate Ny which we will be here till October 15th. Of course with some short trips around new york state with the TC too.

[billyray50]

mellow wrote:
Spent the 3 days on the beach getting some R&R.

Very nice!!

[deltabravo]

Mine stayed home and got a step upgrade

[Ranger_Tim]

We loaded up the Wolf Creek for the second time this spring and headed out for Mormon Bend campground on the Salmon River, just east of Stanley, ID. It is a favorite of ours because of the paved (not dusty, ever) campground loop and the river access. There are lots of nice National Forest campgrounds along the Salmon and they are typically under-utilized this time of year. We towed our ATV in our enclosed utility trailer and left home with a full water tank. I prefer to run the softened water from home through the system when I can, even if it means running a bit heavier and using more fuel. Soap goes a heck of a lot farther and water use is optimized.

We left Boise and traveled the mountain road (21) over through Idaho City and Lowman which is a really twisty route, but stunning views were to be had on every curve. If you got the time it is a nice trip. I like the Sawtooths a lot more than the Tetons because you are closer and the crowds are less of a problem.

It turned out that going to Stanley was NOT on everyone else's radar this Memorial Day. Few people in any of the less popular CG's, which left us the pick of the best. We like the Yankee Fork area anyway due to the prospecting, rock collecting and trail riding possibilities. This time of the year the fishing is usually a bust because of the spring run off.

Temps were in the low 60's and it was fairly rainy, but we liked it anyway and managed a nice ride on Sunday. Saturday we spent panning out some concentrate from previous outings that we brought along. Cloudy days are great for telling real color from the fakers. I managed to read a Patterson Alex Cross novel and another by one of Clancy's progeny. Overall too many mosquitos out for our liking so the bug house was mandatory (glad we brought it!).

We continue to be amazed at how well thought out and comfortable our camper has been for us. We really love the mid bath and three sided views of the dinette and kitchen. The bath is a tight fit for me but I make it work okay (I'm 6'3" and 260 lbs.). The tank capacities seem to be a good ratio for a long weekend or week long trip. With appropriate water conservation we can do fine. Having a campsite latrine for the ole number two makes a big difference. Two Centennial deep cycle group 27 batteries easily made it four days without any issues and remained strong. Not having to run heat makes a big difference too. We probably burned up half of a propane tank running the fridge, water heater and the range, if that much.

Overall I can't wait for retirement and the chance to spend a lot more time camping our way throughout the west. Lord, I hope I make it!

[mellow]

Spent the 3 days on the beach getting some R&R.

[Grit_dog]

I went up thurs afternoon and most every spot, improved or otherwise, near the lake or highway was already full. Found a nice spot on the river, but yeah it was packed.

[mkirsch]

I think mine moved back about an inch or so as it slid into the back of the truck for the first time this year.

[emcvay]

Grit dog wrote:
Sweet!
Not much traffic here either. Went over by Rimrock this weekend. Came home yesterday...

Was it busy at Rimrock? We were going to go there but decided to go to Tucannon instead and it was insane!

[SidecarFlip]

Been nowhere, TC is in the garage where it's been since fall. Farming and haying are more important right now. Maybe in s few weeks barring bad weather.

[NRALIFR]

The Memorial weekend was the start of a two week business/fun trip for me and the boss. When I retired a few months ago I vowed to keep the boss (who is still happily working) off of airplanes as much as possible. Of course, the first trip she needed to take after I retired was to Hawaii, so I sucked it up and tagged along. Now she needs to visit clients in the upper Midwest, so we’ve loaded up the camper and the cats and head out from Little Rock.

We spent a night at Horseshoe Lake SP in southern IL, another night at the former mobile home park next to the deactivated Chanute AFB that now belongs to the city of Rantoul, IL. Not much going on there, but I thought this was interesting. A dismantled C97 that I believe used to be on static display here. The C97 was a derivative of the B29 and B50 program.



Yesterday we were in Oak Park, IL to visit the Frank Lloyd Wright home and studio.





We found a shady spot on the street just a few blocks away to park.



There are also a couple dozen FLW designed homes within walking distance nearby. Keep in mind that these homes are all about 100 years old.



One of my personal fav’s.



And of course, the obligatory cat picture. This is the position Selina has been taking up when I stop for fuel. I guess she gets a better view up there.



:):)