Teardrops n Tiny Travel Trailers

If your ever in Pennsylvania this is the road to take
http://www.paroute6.com/

Nytewyng wrote:If your ever in Pennsylvania this is the road to take
http://www.paroute6.com/

Yup, a really scenic drive across that road, but don't get in too big of a hurry.
We usually take 66 to Kane and catch 6 there out to the Grand Canyon. Usually this coming weekend. Don't know if we'll make it this year.

Here is one of my favorites.
http://www.arkansas.com/things-to-do/scenic-drives/arkansas-scenic-7.asp
In the spring, late April or early May, great weather, not many people.

Here's one of our favorite campgrounds:

Four Paws Kingdom, Rutherfordton, NC
http://www.4pawskingdom.com

And for something fun to do out camping with your dog:

Scootering
http://www.dogscooter.com/

Cheryl

mincey... I had a big white sheppard that used to love to pull me on a bicycle or skateboard for hours. I'd have to stop her or she'd run till her paws got bloody. She could run about 20 mph... amazing fun. She lived to just past 20 years; pretty old for a big dog. Never got the hip problem either. I'm sure I'll never have another dog as great as that one.

friend ~ Brick

Great thread idea!

Our favorite campground, and the best in the east... Fish Creek Pond! http://fishcreekpond.com/

And of course, no camping is camping with playing around at Camping World...
http://www.campingworld.com/forums/

And for aluminum inspiration...
http://www.vintagetrailering.com/

And for total poshness (same site)... drewling allowed
http://www.vintagetrailering.com/about.html

And a must have for your trailer...
Oops.. sorry.. wife wants the last one LOL.. I better not post this url

www.radio-locator.com

Here's a link to find radio stations that are away from your home area when camping. Type in the city/town you'll be near and it'll give you all the AM and FM stations around you. I like it alot.

Tarpologists stop proceed with


I found this site while looking for an easy way to make an easy uP Yurt.
Ira, on another thread was showing interest in making a Yurt. I found
many hard to make and permanent Yurts, that were very expensive.
Then I came across this Shelter System. You will note it is made of PVC
and Grip-Clips on tarp or other coverings. It has been used in many
situations from disaster relief to Burning man.

The key to this construction is simplicity and the use of these Grip-Clips.
Tarpologists will find these Grip-Clips interesting as they can attach tarps
to anything. A person could build their own Yurt with PVC or buy something
already designed. You have a lot of versatility.



Shelter Systems Easy to put uP and take down:
http://www.shelter-systems.com/v3.html

Testimonials many pictures:
http://www.shelter-systems.com/yurt-dom ... nials.html

Many pictures of shelters here:
http://www.shelter-systems.com/shelters.html

Design your own size model structure:
http://www.shelter-systems.com/modle.html

Installation Manual for a Yurt
http://www.shelter-systems.com/lighthouse-manual.html

Many are Tarpologists here and this fastener
would facilitate good Tarpology.
Grip-Clips look see:

The two links below are great for Tarpologists please look see the versatile clips:
http://www.shelter-systems.com/gripclips/index.html
http://www.shelter-systems.com/grip-clip-pro-1.html

House and yard use:
http://www.shelter-systems.com/gripclip ... dyard.html

How to shingle tarps for water tight features & close uP of poles:
http://www.shelter-systems.com/shingling.html

Make a Kayak:
http://www.shelter-systems.com/kayak.html

Burning Man setuPs:
http://www.shelter-systems.com/burningman-.html

Many links of Knots here:
http://www.earlham.edu/~peters/knotlink.htm
Animated Knots here
http://tinyurl.com/mp2ps

Many wonderful links of interest here:
http://www.shelter-systems.com/links.html

I have a little experience with making PVC structures (photo stands, reflector stands, etc) and have been thinking on starting to design some covers for the galley and side doors. I like those yurt designs for stability...have to look into that.
I really like that clip, being able to screw them into pipe. there are some types that look like these at Home depot, but have to look into them again. I did learn a way to cut pvc to use as clips that work well on edges.

Pennsylvania Go RVing PDF file:

Much information on Camping in Pennsylvania:
http://www.prvca.org/Explore%202005.pdf

If you're coming to Florida and need to find out about a state park:

http://www.floridastateparks.org/

Game on, Mr. Steve day- triPPer, good idea and lots of great links on this thread. I would of course add +++ one of my favorite sites


www.pamplingrove.com

because we have lots of beautiful spots for camping all around us in the north end of the state.

TDN

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Camera Choices

Maybe in the future for a family member?
Have a need for a new camera?
Remember these names ~

for Google Searches

Steves Camera
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If your like many that want to figure out the best new camera to buy the
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I would like to share a few web pages that are to the point and meat and
taters when it comes to helping one choose a new camera in the price
range that is right for you.

Here is a website with the name I can remember.

Steve's Digicams



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(All content of Steve's Digicams website)

Quick link to Steve's Digicam reviews:
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in terms of resolution, image quality
and overall bang for the buck.
(Always Changing, Best Camera Reviews)

Steve's Camera Forums:
(Chat and ask other people about cameras)

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CNET Reviews of Camera's
and more Electronics:

CNET Camera Reviews and where to buy:

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I have found that DPreview.com is much better than those other two mentioned for camera info. Very indepth reviews on LOTS of cameras, and the link above has a features guide and gives you sid by side comparisons of cameras with the options you select.

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