Hello there from Greece,

[Pavlox]

It has been a week or so that i found and completely dive in to your excelent and friendly forum.

My name is Pavlos = Paul, im 42, i live in Athens, Greece and after sooo many years of tent campin, offroading and outdoor weekends i decided that i wanted something more "stedier" and easier to sleep into...so i started to serch the web, i found teardrops... and here YOU are !!!

i plan to build something not so roundy, since i in not so good in woodwork, i prefer the style of Weekender in a lifted trailer, i plan to use it mostly off road behind my 3,5' Jeep Cherokee.

Im still at the planning and searching for the suitable trailer...i will update for any developments until then...im here to read and learn.

Nice to found you guys !

[Lgboro]

You should be able to find a lot of information on building an off road tear. If you haven't found them already there are a number of off road tears that have been documented in their personal albums and in the Hall of Fame located above. Enjoy your build and note that posting pictures with your post will usually yield more appropriate feedback to your questions.

[Pavlox]

Thanx for your reply, i already did check the offroad section and now im checkin the albums....i think im in the right way...lol

[Steve_Cox]

Hello Pavlox,

Welcome to the forum, nice to have another country represented. Ask questions, take pictures, have fun!

[Ivar the Red]

Welcome Pavlox, Is 4-wheelin a big sport in your country? Have fun with the teardrop experience and we like to see pictures.

[Pavlox]

Steve. Ivar,

Thank you both for the welcome, not so big, but for the ones that use their 4x4 for excursions and trailrides...its big enough..

[mrdiameter™]

hey there!
:jeepwave:

[hiker chick]

Welcome, Pavlox.

Am looking forward to the obligatory Teardrop at the Parthenon photo!

(I spent 6 sensational weeks in Greece -- Kifissia, Paros, Ios, Naxos, Santorini. Love your country!)

[mikeschn]

Hey Pavlox,

Welcome to the forum. We have a weekender drawing here, if that helps...

http://tnttt.com/viewto ... der#217751

Mike...

[Miriam C.]

to the playground Pavlos/Paul from Greece. What a wonderful place to live.

Remember to dig out the camera and take pictures of everything. If something challenges you it will be easier to explain and the bubble oil won't tip.

Well some of us are a bit tipsy all the time but we love the pictures. That means pictures of anything.

You don't need to be a good woodworker just to have patience and go at your own pace. If I can do it most others can.

[satch]

Welcome, it's always good to have new members from around the world.

[bgordon]

Hi Pavlos,

Welcome to the forum!

You sure live in a beautiful country! I have only seen parts of Athens, but want to return to see the islands. I understand it is quite something to see.

The only thing I find problematic is the alphabet. Man, but it sure is difficult to read your street signs! It's all Greek to me!

[rmclarke]

Welcome to the forum!

It's all Greek to me!

I knew someone was going to say it, I just didn't think so quickly

And don't forget the 'you-know-whats'

Richard

[bgordon]

Hi Richard,

I couldn't resist. But seriously, have you ever tried to read those signs?

In other places in the world, you can at least follow a map, but with that Greek alphabet? Initially I thought it would not be a problem, but I soon realised that travelling in Greece without a guide is simply looking for trouble. You'll never get to your destination!

[Hoosier Greg]

Ya sou Pavlo.Welcome,so nice that you found us.

Things in Greece today where imaginable to any of us when we migrated to the United States many ,many years a go.

Mihaniotis ,ego. Near Thessaloniki.

Check out the Hall of Fame --upper left l corner of the screen and see what is available to you for designs.

Ya hara. Gregorios Boutsikakis.