Teardrops make YAHOO News

[Prem]

https://www.yahoo.com/travel/a-new-kind-of-rv-rental-89922930117.html



Prem

[Prem]

The IRG in on this weekend. Yahoo timed the article so the attendees would all miss it, cuz there's no Wi-Fi in the redwood forest.

[High Desert]

The article also mentions our very own TNTTT, complete with a link

[Prem]

Yeah!

[rebapuck]

The Little Guys Meerkat is a duplicate of the German Eriba Puck.

[eaglesdare]

Did you read the comments? I thought they were funny.

[dguff]

oh, gosh, did they say the teardrops were spelled wrong and that they were pretegus! did they put a spin story on the teardrops?????????? did they take a poll and say everyone was teardropping?

heeeeeeeeeeeeee! just kidding I swear!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I amit I stopped even reading yahoo news a while back. its bettor on my health too!!!!!!!!!!

slow

Now that's funny!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[deleted]

Thanks for sharing the link Prem! And you were right, I was at the IRG (and still on the road) so didn't discover the article ran until last night. LOL I don't know about the "sexy" used to describe The Glampette but "cozy" is spot on.

[citylights]

Overall a great article and good exposure for teardrops. Some of the comments didn't sit well with me, so I felt compelled to answer with my own comments...

I see so much misunderstanding in the comments about this article that I felt compelled to comment. Teardrops are used for camping, but they are a completely different animal than a large RV or even a tent. It is like comparing a truck to a car to a bicycle. All of them will go down the road, but they each have different capabilities. A teardrop appeals to me because they are easy to handle and tow, it fits inside my garage, has more comforts than a tent, and they go places that large RVs wouldn't dream of going for size or condition of road or size of campsite. My family and I built our own customized teardrop. That fun learning experience and family interaction in building one is worthy of a book all in itself! Now we camp with the teardrop and the fun continues. If you have a large RV, I hope it is paid off and you get out to enjoy it often. Just make sure you take at least a peek out the window once in a while while you are camping. If you use a tent, I envy your mobility, but not your setup time and I hope you get a good nights sleep on the ground. I have a teardrop with air conditioning, a fully equipped kitchen, and a six inch thick queen size foam bed, and I know it is the best for me!

[absolutsnwbrdr]

A lot of those comments are ridiculous. Its really a shame that no matter what article you read on any website, whether its a nice feel-good article or some grimy crime article, people try to twist it any way they can to blame the government (whether correct or incorrect).

Ugh, I hate people. Well, the narrow-minded ones anyway.

[Kharn]

Fox News picks up the story