Camper pics

[Daren Todd]

Corona or Blue Moon - interesting combination. I was on a Blue Moon kick for a while, too. Never cared for Corona since it became popular 30 years ago.

I used to get $3.50 for Corona at a bar/restaurant I worked at '85-'87 or so. Slice of lime, and folks couldn't throw their money quick enough. Was selling Budweiser for $1.75..... Was a local working guys place days and weeknights, with college students on weekend nights. Bought local Genesee half-kegs for $23.95.

I started at $2.50, then $3 - didn't matter - it was the first beer locally you'd put fruit in - lotsa folks just had to have it!

At that place, I used to sell a "Boneless Chicken Dinner" for $1.00 over the bar. Two pickled eggs and a Genny Draft - your choice of "Red Eye", Cream Ale, or 12 Horse Ale!!

If you needed a vegetable, a pickled jalapeno was only 50 cents!.....

I was a fan of the gallon pickle jars on the back-bar - used to sell a lot of stuff that way!

I dont actually put fruit in them if I drink at home Local restaurants run specials on blue moon or budweiser. Something in the budweiser recipe doesnt agree with me. So I stick with the blue moon. At a restaurant I'll take the orange in the blue moon. I remember the pickled eggs, and beef jerky in a jar not allowed now do to the new health codes.

when I travel, I like to try the local micro brews. But then I actually don't drink much. A beer when we go out to eat, or after yard work. Most I've had in one sitting was 3 in the past 5 years I buy a 12 pack and it will last me 3 months That's with my wife drinking some also

 

[dmignogno]

2016 Tesla. 2016 Chevy


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[Daren Todd]

Out with the grand kids this weekend

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[coachgeo]

Got nothing pretty like these rigs.. maybe someday it will look as good. Not sure if posted this yet elsewhere.... but here it is.. IN PIECES.

1996 LMTV M1078 and 2004 Ambulance Box

 

[baronetm]

Many years ago we used to backpack the Long & Appalachian trail and as we started a family we got softer and upgraded, first to a 19' TT then a 27' TT, when the kids were gone we went to a 33' TT with a slide out. Now that the kids and grand children are grown, this is the latest RV, now 7 yrs old to us.

 

[Tooljunkie]

Coachgeo, i saw something similar all done up, factory built. Cant remember the name. Owners were travelling all over. Came through in the dead of winter.

 

[War Eagle]

I carry a slide in camper in the bed of my truck. This setup allows me to pull a boat when I 'm heading to the coast to go fishing or crabbing.

If I'm going hunting then this setup allows me to pull a support trailer for carrying a UTV and other gear.

Mostly used in the NW but I have been to Florida and the UP of Michigan with it as well.

This unit has the winter package and is outfitted with many of the comforts of home.

 

[Daren Todd]

Wife and I conned her brother into house sitting for us for the week currently at Cross Creek campground in Eldon MO.

Here's the view out our front door

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[08quadram]

Just checking out new WDH adjustments for my new tow rig.

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[geoff]

Here are a couple of mine, work in progress, I made the inside from pine and Spalted beech which I have saved from my day job as a tree climber, then milled with an Alaskan mill, it is solar powered and has a good stove, so I can use it off grid, it get used to stay over on my land when I'm working the tractor, and to follow my partner around, she is an ultra runner.

 

[skeets]

Man looking at these makes me want to go burn my tent

 

[08quadram]

Man looking at these makes me want to go burn my tent

keep the tent for the kids/grand kids.

 

[bucktail]

Man looking at these makes me want to go burn my tent

If it's a nice wall tent, there's a burning ban in PA; send it to MN for proper disposal. If not, carry on.

 

[Pizzaguy]

Unfortunately camping season is coming to an end here. Here is a pic of ours hitched up to bring home from our seasonal site.

 

[Daren Todd]

In Hillsdale State Park, in Hillsdale Kansas. Wife and I love this park. Nice and quiet with lots of trails and wildlife

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[8upbowhunter]

Here is mine parked on my property in Mississippi. It will be my camp this fall while I build my camp.

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[Daren Todd]

Got pretripped for tomorrow morning. Just gotta pick up the power cord for the camper, hook up the trailer lights, and switch the fridge to run off gas.

Already double checked that the lights and brakes on the camper work.

Headed to southern Mississippi with the grand kiddos

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[Botamon]

My Ram with Bigfoot camper in the Nevada high country:

 

[Firefighterontheside]

Here’s my 2011 Keystone. 36’ long with bunkhouse in the front and master in the back. 3 slides. It weighs a bit over 10,000 which is one reason I finally went from F250 to F350. Hard to get a good picture when it’s under the carport.

 

[Pizzaguy]

Here is our 45' Bighorn on our seasonal lot. The '17 F350 doesn't even know 16,000 lbs. are back there!

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