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Welcome Atticadayz! Glad to have ya! Do you live in IN? My Son lives in Attica, that's why I'm asking. Hope you find what your looking for here.

That is an awesome little story Meg! Besides the "losing the trailer" thing!  I really hope you two have a wonderful trip!

Shucks!! I just yesterday, bought one of those 800 gen.'s to mount on my teardrop trailer. That just figures! I am sure glad we have people like Bob around here, guess I should have asked first!

I have always wanted to get a kayak and put a rack on top of my little teardrop that I pull with my bike, but I'm kinda scared of them. I have heard horror stories of people in kayaks by themselves. Living and traveling in alligator country and all! Are they really hard to learn to ride in and...

Welcome, Donedirtcheap! Glad your here with us!

Hi Meg, see I told you I hadn't read the post's yet, I don't know how you can live up there in the winter, I would literally freeze to death! Where in SC did you go? You said you had a nephew that is a marine, you must know where Parris Island is, I live very close to there. Are you living...

<P>Thank you Cindy for posting the pic's of RTR! Loved seeing them!</P>

Welcome aboard Sir!

<P>beemerchef, I visited your blog and I just have to say, you take the most amazing photos! </P>

<P>Oh my goodness! See, I can't even send an e-mail properly! Oh well, thanx again Dragonfly, your a real sweetie!</P>

<P>Ravensroads, that's great! Thanx so much, can't wait!</P>

Thank you so much, Ice Maiden, that's very nice of you. I am going to check all this stuff out and I really appreciate the offer of help!

Thank you soooo much Suanne. There haven't been hardly any pic's of RTR for those of us that didn't get to go. I am very grateful to you for your blog about it, at least we could get a little idea about how it all went and what we missed.

<P>When you live and travel mostly in the deep south, it's a fan. I have one that uses batteries and will run on shore power. I wouldn't be able to sleep in the warm months witout it! Oh, yea, my motorcycle, never leave home without it!</P>

Salsa and spices are very good for you!

<P>Wow Katie, that's alot of people! I'm so glad for everyone that got to go, and I'm glad you all had a wonderful time! I WILL be there next year for sure, I might have gotten to go this year had I joined this forum a little sooner. I didn't have time to get myself and the funds together in...

I have a 14 foot cargo trailer that my Dad made into a camper for me, and it has a barn door so I can pull my motorcycle up in it when I'm traveling. My Dad made the beds and dining table so that they lift up and are held by heavy chains up against the wall so there is plenty of room for my bike...

Yes, my trailer is VERY heavy, but my trike is VERY heavy, and my trailer is my camper also. You wouldn't need a very big trailer though if you were going to use it for just your bike, you could probably get the smallest one they make, and it would be so light you probably would forget it's back...

That is an awesome idea! It would be great if you couldn't get any gas for your generator and stuff. At least you would still be able survive. And now a day's we should always be thinking outside the box, just in case.

I LOVE what the white wood and bead board do in your van, it lightens it up and makes it feel more airy, and I also like the muslim idea, it also adds to the feel. I like your van compared to others cause it doesn't feel so much like a dark cave. I think I'm going to get myself some bead board...