Hello from Sanford, Fl

[Art & Pat Burns]

My wife and I are new to this Forum. I caught the FEVER after watching RV Crazy. I am still in the dreaming stage looking at both the Tear and Weekender. We have camped in a tent and also owned a small Appleby tent trailer. We have been away from camping for a few years due to work and family, but are looking forward to getting back into it.

Art

[Miriam C.]

To the playground Pat and Art! Teardrops are a fantastic way to get off the ground and without the expense of a big rig.

Check out the Hall of Fame above and the rest of the site. Then get a There is no cure once you have been hooked. Making sawdust helps and taking pictures keeps the bubble oil level.

[The Teardrop Nanny]

To Art & Pat,

A welcome and how do you do....There is a remedy for your fever. I'm sure you'll enjoy your time spent here browsing for ideas and connecting with others. Right now you can be a teardrop groupie or wannabe, and when you start your build you'll advance to Teardropper in Training. This kind of camping can be much kinder on the body than sleeping in a tent. Have a great time.

The Teardrop Nanny
Joanie

[Mike C.]

Hi Pat & Art,


Welcome to the forum. Well when you catch the fever, the first thing to do is to figure out what you want to build. After you accomplish that, all that's left is building it. And that's where the fun comes in. Ask questions, post pictures of your progress and then ask more questions.

See you around.

[OrionAZ]

Welcome. I am new to this site as well. Just found it last night. I built me teardrop about 2 years ago and have never looked back. I enjoyed the build but the camping is the best. And you can expect all sorts of questions from neighbors.