Teardrops n Tiny Travel Trailers

today i got all the wiring done lights and radio works all that is left to do is put on roof cover and galley top sand and stain hope to be camping the first of june i hope the first time out is great withno problems

Hi Neal, Congrats on getting so close to completion. Enjoy the buzz when you take it away for the first time. But, like the Man says, pics because we luv da pics
Cheers
Paul

sorry all no pic i dont own a digital camera but i have plenty of regular pics for the album so far i got about 5 rolls of film used up

Neal,

Congrats on the progress, but really you should spend less time on the build and more time on the forum goofing around.

Steve

Steve_Cox wrote:Neal,

Congrats on the progress, but really you should spend less time on the build and more time on the forum goofing around.

Steve

Steve_Cox wrote:Neal,

Congrats on the progress, but really you should spend less time on the build and more time on the forum goofing around.

Steve

GOOFING AROUND???

Who's goofing around...this building is serious business. Get to work Steve and stop goofing around........

neal b wrote:sorry all no pic i dont own a digital camera but i have plenty of regular pics for the album so far i got about 5 rolls of film used up

Take your film to Wal-Mart and have them put the pics on a CD. Either that or get yourself a Scanner. You can get a pretty good one cheap now days.

Have a good day.

You can also get a digital camera at Wal-Mart for under $20 I know, I paid $14 for one just two weeks ago. (as pointed out by Ira).

Gage wrote:You can also get a digital camera at Wal-Mart for under $20 I know, I paid $14 for one just two weeks ago. (as pointed out by Ira).

I have one of those under $20 digitals (Argus) that I keep in my truck for "emergency" shots. It takes marginally decent pictures (email size, low quality), but it is bare bones...no zoom, lighting adjustment, etc. It does have a flash though.

As my Mavica that uses diskettes is getting older and has no optical sight to use in bright weather, I bought my wife a Kodak Easy Share digital for mother's day/anniversary and she loves it. It's tiny, had both optical (5x)and digital (up to 15x) zoom, 3.1 MP, uses cheap AA batteries (I have 2 pair of rechargeables), takes great pictures, easy to use and cost under $130. They don't have to be really expensive to be good quality and easy to use. Some members have lots of computers, we seem to collect cameras. Counting my camcorder that takes pics when it's working right, and the cheap Argus, we have 4 digital cameras, plus two 35mm cameras that rarely get used anymore
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