Here's a interesting article for the ladies and men too!

[Redneck Teepee]

Ran across this didn't find it posted anywhere yet.......enjoy.


https://www.yahoo.com/travel/taking-my- ... 89392.html

[bonnie]

That was a great smile producer. Thanks!

[Cubbie0708]

... bonding over our teeny-weeny-trailer love, learning that having that — and sometimes only that — in common was enough to make and cement friendships.

It’s like the mean girls were all somewhere else, and the campground was reserved for Miss Congeniality finalists.

Awesome! That's why tiny/vintage travel trailers are the best!

[rebapuck]

She got it right.

[deleted]

Enjoyed that! Thanks for posting and sharing the link with us

[kudzu]

Thought of this post & article last night as I tried to back my new camper into it's appointed spot at home. It's crooked but it's there. I figure it will only take an hour or so to get into my spot at the campground tonight.

[rebapuck]

Reminds me of when I bought a small sailboat decades ago. I'd never pulled a trailer before so had never backed one either. I came home from my first outing and spent goo-gobs of time trying again and again and again and again etc. The embarrassing thing is...the neighbors house was being re-roofed and all the workers took a break to watch me struggle with this. No one offered to help. They just had a good laugh.

And that was just my second effort of the day. I found out, when backing down the boat ramp to pick up the boat, that when it was empty, I could not see the trailer at all out my VW bus window. I had to back until it peeked out either side. Stop. Get out. Pick up the trailer and set it straight. Get back in and back some more.