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Re: Who DOESN'T 'FLOCK' when the Cold Winter Comes
e-trekker wrote: Thanks ... Anyone reccomend a national gym chain that's inexpensive? coolmom42 wrote: My recommendation would be to find somewhere with a covered shed that would keep the wind, snow and ice off, plus a 15-20 amp plug-in so you could have electric heat. Possibly a rural property with a barn or machine shed? Or a person with a large garage that would rent you space for the winter? You could use a composting or cassette type toilet if you could find a place to put one. Get a gym membership with shower facilities.369Views0likes0CommentsRe: Who DOESN'T 'FLOCK' when the Cold Winter Comes
Thanks ... Do you know a national gym chain that's inexpensive? Used to pay so much .. now with Planet Fitness and Blink in NYC, from the 200 bucks a month, people are paying 25. I still have NY Sports club ... they're $69. a month coolmom42 wrote: My recommendation would be to find somewhere with a covered shed that would keep the wind, snow and ice off, plus a 15-20 amp plug-in so you could have electric heat. Possibly a rural property with a barn or machine shed? Or a person with a large garage that would rent you space for the winter? You could use a composting or cassette type toilet if you could find a place to put one. Get a gym membership with shower facilities.369Views0likes0CommentsRe: NEWBIE Needs Help: Pleasureway, ROADTREK, Winnebago
So far, I've gotten two responses from those who like their Travato, even with the flaws that they had to get fixed after leaving the dealership. Haven't heard any comments from owners of the Pleasureway. I'm going to have to check out the Travato's up at the show in Hershey PA in Sept. Thanks. Bumpyroad wrote: I like the travato myself. the one with two single beds only has seats for two if that matters. the other model has the flip down double and table/seats can be put together for another bed. bumpy308Views0likes0CommentsRe: NEWBIE Needs Help: Pleasureway, ROADTREK, Winnebago
If I had planned to spend a lot of time living in RV parks, I might have. I noticed I can get a lot more living space, for a lot less money. But I know from trips in my VW Vanagon years ago ... there's a lot of things I want to see, or see again. Best to do it while my health is still ticking. Growing up in a NYC apartment, some of the class C's I saw in the dealer's lot, were like a palace compared to the tiny space I've lived in for 40 years. DONN WROTE: donn0128 wrote: For the prices of those Bs you can actually buy some really nice used class Cs or even a decent class A offering way more living space. While it might be OK for a weekend to make up and take down your bed at night, it gets old really fast for long term. Same for bathrooms. A wet bath might be OK once in a while, but who wants a wet bath for long term.308Views0likes0CommentsRe: NEWBIE Needs Help: Pleasureway, ROADTREK, Winnebago
I plan to be at the show in Hershey. My first one. I was trying to get to the one in Verona NY, but I don't have a car in the city and there was no public transportation as that's about 5 hours upstate. TINYONE SAID: TinyoneRV wrote: The Hershey, Pa RV show is coming up Sept 14 to 18. If you can go, you'll be able to see most all of them in one place. Might be worth a trip. http://www.prvca.org/default.aspx?tabid=59308Views0likes0Comments
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