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| Winter rving | van-isle wendy | I'm a 67 swf, and started rv shopping today. The dealer suggested I try this website... Who knew !!
I`d also be happy to share expenses and driving with a rv owner, to spend winter months in Arizona or California or Florida, anywhere sunny and warm. I`m a non-smoker, love dogs and cats (don`t own any). Serious only can reach me at wendyisnow@yahoo.ca. Today is Nov.1,2009 | See RoTi item |
| Re: 2010 Winnebago ERA class B motorhome | UP Retirees | We bought our ERA this summer at a substantial discount. We have driven it to California and back and love the manuverability and diesel mileage. My wife has mobility problems which makes this small unit ideal. We travel with Jake our 90 pound goldendoodle. | See RoTi item |
| Re: TAB teardrop trailer | Brett | Looking for a T@B trailer
any year excellent condition California brettlette@aol.com | See RoTi item |
| Re: TAB teardrop trailer | Laura | I'm in central California and am looking for a used Tab. Any year will work and we're willing to travel - 805-688-2226 or lauracjo@yahoo.com | See RoTi item |
| Re: Why don't we want the diesel | The_Yakima_Kid | Actually, we'd love to have a diesel; unfortunately, the self-proclaimed "environmentalists" succeeded in having them banned in California. Supposedly they are legal again - or about to become legal - but from what I can tell the dealers aren't carrying them.
Back home in the Pacific Northwest we had diesel rabbits; unfortunately, the quality went down and we wound up going back to gasoline cars. A professor of mine was still driving his late 1950s diesel Mercedes around his Oregon farm and all over the state as late as the early 1980s; the thing seemed to be indestructible. | See RoTi item |
| Re: R-Pod Ultra Lite travel trailer | Retired Roxy | Check out r-pod forum. There are many discussions about what cars can pull, the differences between the models, attitudes, comfort for tall people and podmods-things 'podders' are doing to their new trailers. By the way, I'm one. I bought a 2010 model 172 in California. | See RoTi item |
| Re:Steven King house in Bangor Maine | Carlos Rios | I live in MA and went to canada a little while ago. On my way up with the family we stopped by his house for a couple minutes just to actually see it. Ive read alot of his books coming up in school and watnot and seeing his house changed everything i read up till that point. You actually see here he spends some of his time writing and where he works from. Just stairing at the house with all the shades shut in the windows wondering if hes standing behind them looking at u? Even tho u kno someone is becuase theres surveillence cameras around the property. Its just wierd to see it in person. My dream is to own that house, not a mansion in the Palms or in California bbut Steven Kings house in Bangor Maine in a regular community..........one day....onnnnee dayyyyy.. | See RoTi item |
| Re: California RV friendly | Brenda | The roads in California are terrible for RVs. My next leg of this trip requires traveling US 199 from Crescent City to the Oregon border. I am pulling a 33 ft travel trailer and I think that Hwy 199 might be too dangerous as it looks narrow and winding. Anyone have any experience on Hwy 199? I can change route to stay inland on I-5. | See RoTi item |
| Re: TAB teardrop trailer | Karen Riccio | We're selling a never been used 2006 T@B, just driven from RV lot to home. We’re looking for $10,000. We’re in southern California. Let me know if you’re interested. kriccio3@cox.net. It has a tent screen room, as well as the U-Shaped dinette model. It features a U-Shaped sofa bed that converts to a large 70" x 73" bed. There are three overhead cabinets above the sofa on the rear wall of the T@B. In addition, the front of the T@B features a full galley with a sink and two burner stove top combo. Included is a tall shirt closet and cabinets above and below the countertop.
Optional Features
* Your choice of Alufiber skin colors: Silver, White, Aqua, Yellow and Red
* Norcold ® Three way absorption refrigerator with high elevation kit - 110v a/c, 12v d/c and LP powered
* LP furnace
* Cool Cat ® air conditioner with heat pump
* Northern Breeze ® power roof vent
* Port-a-potty (stores in cabinet)
* Aluminum Rims
* Screen Room
* Storage Cover
* Screen Door
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| Re: Scamp small travel trailer | JB | I found the Carson Kalispell disappointing, and was about to give up on a small trailer until I saw the Scamp. It's perfect. Now if I could only find one used in southern California! JENNIFERBARRETT9@msn.com | See RoTi item |
| Re: TAB teardrop trailer | Caroline | My husband and I are looking for a late model ('07 or '08) used t@b clam shell. We're in California, but happy to travel for it. Anybody want to sell one? My e-mail is linethomp@gmail.com | See RoTi item |
| Re: Overnighting at WalMart | Hezy | I am producing a DVD on RVers who overnight a Wal-Mart stores. If you are in or will be near Roseville to Auburn, California area this month, June, please email me hezy@suddenlink.net. This DVD is coming soon to the RVbookstore.com. | See RoTi item |
| Re: California - new for spring 2009 | Kerman | We travel down the whole California coast at least once a year. Most of it is good but RV parks are difficult in some areas. It's best to do your homework we've been stuck looking for a campground or one with a vacancy on occasions and it can be very busy in the summer. Went to Concannon Vineyard in Livermore Valley Wine Country last year also. You don't need a reservation but there's a $5 tasting fee. The wine country is nice to visit. | See RoTi item |
| Re: California - new for spring 2009 | Kelly | If you go to Monterey, and it's really nice, also go to Big Sur. There's an RV park there and the whole area is wonderful. But book early. Went last year and hope to go again this year. | See RoTi item |
| Re: California - not so RV friendly | Dave | Don't forget about the DMV. If you happen to be still working, you have to register your car and motorhome within 20 days, and it's pretty expensive. I'm leaving as a result... | See RoTi item |
| Re: RV registration fraud dangers | Bretman | The real reason for the crack down in Oregon is that the services that were registering out of state RVers were registering many people with the DMV at the same physical Oregon address which raised a big red flag on the operation. (Hey, how can all of these people be residing at the same address ??)
As others have mentioned, Montana offers the LLC for RV registration to out of staters where you can keep your home state driver's license, however, you usually cannot drive your RV back into your home state for a period of up to one year without being hit by your home state's use tax. The use tax is designed to catch out of state purchases (vehicles, furniture, etc.) by residents that intend to use the item in their home state. The use tax can be as much or more than your local sales tax, but often states give credit for out of state sales tax paid.
I personally would prefer to establish residency in a low cost state where my driver's license, tags, voter registration, mailing address, and tax return all matched. Then there is nothing that another state can do to you unless you visit for too long a period.
For instance, California can insist that you register in their state if you are there for more than 20 days, buy/lease a dwelling there, or work there. | See RoTi item |
| 2008 Winnebago Destination | Bob F | Bought an 08 last September. Drove from North Carolina to Florida and then proceeded to California and returned home. I pulled a Chevrolet HHR and averaged around 10 mpg. This is my second motor home and my first Diesel pusher. We have has some issues but Freight Liner and Winnebago have taken care of everything. | See RoTi item |
| 2008 Mandalay Presidio 360 38E | Teri & Susie | We just recently purchased a 2008 Presidio 360 38E from Vacation Station in San Diego California. Wow what a big mistake. Our first trip our water line to ice maker burst and flooded the carpet. Second and last trip out air conditioner did not work, we were in 110 degree weather. Drawer bottoms not stapled properly so drawers would not open after filling them. TV in bedroom came on in the middle of the night for no reason. Slide out would come out about an inch while driving down the road. Generator switch went out. Cracks in countertops. Needless to say we are not happy. What makes it even worse is the service we have recieved at Vacation Station. It has been there to make the proper repairs for 45 days. We still do not have our brand new motorhome to enjoy. All we have at this point is a lot of false promises and alot of lying going on at Vacation Station. | See RoTi item |
| Re: Fuel price prediction | Ben Cater | Fuel prices are just going up and up. I got diesel in Northern California today and paid $470 for a tank! Now almost $5 a gallon. | See RoTi item |
| Re: Electric vehicles - major growth predicted | Marie Cheshire | It is true of course that electricity is mainly produced using coal as fuel. But that's much better than having gas and diesel engined vehicles driving around our city. The overall polution level using electicity is much less than gas or diesel. Electricity is also due to be improved with clean coal technology if we ever get around to spending enough money on it and the proportion of electricity produced from solar and wind etc is also increasing especially in California where I live. | See RoTi item |
| Re: Fuel prices up - but RVers don't need to travel far | DanaMite | Drive less, stay longer, close to California... for free. Total Escape web site list thousands of back roads camping destinations, primitive sites, small campgrounds, lakes, hot springs, forests & parks. For the last 12 years, I've been compiling a huge list of data specific to enjoying outdoors in California. | See RoTi item |
| 2006 T@b trailer | Sandra | I purchased a T@b in January 2006. Have had nothing but problems since the first weekend after purchase. The service for this trailer is terrible. Many electrical problems which they can't seem to fix. When traveling from California to Georgia I could not find a single service department to help with the problems. The dealer has not been receptive either. I would not reccommend this trailer. | See RoTi item |
| Re: Maturango Museum, California | katie | I thought the saber tooth tiger was scary!! | See RoTi item |
| RE: KOA's going down hill | Harold Widman | I've had good experiences at KOAs. When we were in California last we stayed at the Oroville / Feather Falls Casino KOA about 70 miles north of Sacramento. This is a good park and it's a short walk to the casino. This park is new and definitely not going down hill. $32 per night for a pull through. | See RoTi item |
| Re: RV parking - Motorized RVs and trailers are different? | Rufus | The 72 hours applies to the whole of California, they say this is what the majority want. This is good for the storage companies. | See RoTi item |
| Older rigs | BJ | We bought a new Winnebago in 1990 for our retirement years. Now we are being denied camping privleges in private campgrounds in both Phoenix Arizona and Ventura California. It is a 27 ft class A and we have taken good care of it so it is not a run down shack. What is the basis for this restriction? The parks are blaming insurace companies, various ordinances and other phony made up reasons. What is behind this? | See RoTi item |
| Re: Hyundai fuel cell electric vehicle | John A | I think this is the future. It just needs the distribution network for hydrogen setting up and they've started this in California. Then it needs new ideas for hydrogen production and mass production of the components will bring the price down. Then into more cars, then trucks and RVs. | See RoTi item |
| Re: California has gone to the dogs | Rob | Has our country become so idiotic and insane that people care more about dogs and cats than humans? Our legislature and supreme courts are debating over whether or not it is OK to tear a baby into pieces before it is born...and myriad thousands proclaim the "right" to kill babies..and yet all many in our dissipated society think about are some stupid pets. | See RoTi item |
| Re: California has gone to the dogs | doggie days are here | Cruzer... NOT ALL DOG OWNERS are inconsiderate. I carry pooper bags with me at all times when I have my 3 dogs out and about... your generalizations are nothing more than that. Bad manners begin with the owner and yes, some people are pigs, but don't blame the dogs or the responsible dog owners. | See RoTi item |
| Re: Zero emissions fuel cell vehicle available 2008 | John Howard | Seems to me this would be a great business opportunity to get into hydrogen stations. Only in California to start with but it'll spread. Hyundai and Honda wouldn't put so much money and development into it if it wasn't a good prospect. | See RoTi item |
| Re: RVers can get parking bans lifted | Robyn Kirk | I live in California. I can't park my new travel trailer outside of my house or even in the drive because of my home owner's association and even if they did allow it there's a new cityordinance against it. I think if they took a vote it would probably be against RVs because as someone else said many are jealous of the RV owners or they think it blocks the light or obstructs the view or just spoils the neighborhood. We live in a democracy so I guess the majority should make the decision. Makes me mad but I guess you've just got to go with it. Storage costs are a big item though. Good to hear about the folks in Rhode Island. | See RoTi item |
| Re: California after wildfires | John A | My favorite state - good to know it's all open for business. | See RoTi item |
| Re: California has gone to the dogs | jagco | I own a small dog, but always keep him on a leash, when he's outside the house or the RV. I also contol his barking, unless there's someone at the door. He's just trying to protect me. ANYTIME I have him off my property, I pick up his crap. Responsible pet owners are not the problem. Some pet owners make it bad for everybody, but to just generalize that all pet owners don't care about other people, is just as ridiculous as saying all drivers don't care about other people, just because some are too lazy to use turn signals when they change lanes. Just my .02...... | See RoTi item |
| Re: California has gone to the dogs | cruzer | Dog owners don't take into account that other people use these areas also. They let their dogs bark too much, they let them crap anywhere and don't clean up after them. They see nothing wrong with taking these animals into every building they go into. Animals belong outside, unless the building belongs to you. I grew up on a farm and we never had animals in the house. The bottom line is anymore alot of people just don't give a damn about others. | See RoTi item |
| Re: California has gone to the dogs | Ruby | Society displays it's level of intelligence, and civilization, not to mention socialization, by the way that it's members treat the animals. true Love for all creatures! Vulgar displays of wealth and materialism which is the downfall of our society are not comparable. I have 2 doggie babies whom I travel with, and their comfort and safty is foremost in our minds all of the time. I love R.V.ing for that reason, and the people that we meet are generally dog lovers and People lovers. Welcome to civilization | See RoTi item |
| Re: California has gone to the dogs | HarryL | In a society where people care more for their dogs and cats than babies it is amazing to me that we put so much emphasis on pets. California is probably one of the biggest abortion providers in the world. Take care of children not pets. Make RV parks kid and family freindly. | See RoTi item |
| Re: California has gone to the dogs | Deb L | I am from california. I lived in san deigo for 20 yrs... most towns in california are dog friendly... I love dog beach in san deigo.... I travel with 4 | See RoTi item |
| Re: California has gone to the dogs | John A | I prefer parks that have pet restrictions that are strictly enforced or better yet, no pets. | See RoTi item |
| Re: California has gone to the dogs | Ron Y | I travel with my dogs (2) and I know of at least 3 parks in California that wont accept more than one dog and one that wont accept dogs bigger than a certain weight. | See RoTi item |
| Re: Trailer residents sue over formaldehyde | Mark | TO Bill and Pat: A class action is under consideration. WHere are you located?
TO ALL: Is anyone suffering from the same in California? | See RoTi item |
| California Formaldehyde experiences? | CA-Mark | Is there anyone in California that has experienced the effects of Formaldehyde? | See RoTi item |
| Re: California - spectacular fall foliage | KlamathRVpark | The reviewer missed Highway 96 "Bigfoot Scenic Byway--Where the Wildlife Watches You!" from 299 in Willow Creek, through the Hoopa Reservation (California's largest) and the towns of Orleans & Happy Camp, enroute eventually to I-5 at Yreka. We have some of the most spectacular autumn colors on the west coast, rivaling those of the east, but with some less scarlet (which has been planted locally). And our Klamath River, with autumn yellows reflected in deep pools, is photographically perfect. Add bears, deer, elk, bald eagles & osprey to the scenic views... | See RoTi item |
| Re: California - spectacular fall foliage | DanaMite | June Lake is my all time favorite spot for the golden aspens, but the Eastern Sierra in general is quite nice. Twin Lakes, Green Creek, Lee Vining Canyon. South of Tahoe is a treasure called Hope Valley which is awesome in October. Yosemite Valley is perfect bike riding weather as the fall leaves dance around you on the paved bike path.
More @ totalescape.com/tripez/seasons/autumn.html | See RoTi item |
| Re: California - spectacular fall foliage | Sandy | Well, I lived in California 10 years. While I did see beauty galore and perhaps colorful fall vistas - to me Fall Foliage means the Catskill Mountains in New York State and points north. Maples and Oaks - bright orange and yellow and red - all next to each other up and down the hills and mountains - see the real fall foliage there!
Anyway, I live in the desert now and I would be glad for a breath of fresh air, with or without colors.
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| Re: California - RV friendly | R.Kidder | Here in No. Calif where I live, the CALTRANS has closed our only dump stations in these areas.HWY 101 Trinidad, HWY 199 The Tunnel near the Ore. border, And are talking of closeing the HWY 299 near Willow Creek.
And they say that they are RV friendly, I don't think so. Both of these Roadside Rest they filled with concrete. | See RoTi item |
| Re: California - RV friendly | George K | I think California is the least friendly state for RVers that I've been to and I've been to 43 states. The coastal area just doesn't have enough parks and they're overpriced. | See RoTi item |
| The old American way of camping | confused | They do not push for the RV parks. California has local ordinances for a reason and there are no sides taken. Why don't you ever blame hotels or motels? It's always the RV parks and campgrounds being eroneously blamed.
Why can't you just look past your one sided view and see the other side? Why do you feel something is being taken or withheld from you because you cannot over night at a Walmart?
Local officials probably do take the RV parks, small campgrounds, and other businesses into some small bit of consideration but who can blame them? These places pay mega bucks for taxes, licences, INSURANCE, water, phone, gas, electric,telephone, and very expensive upkeep maintenance like roads, restrooms, an office, signs, advertising, and on and on. They buy local goods and materials. They are part of the backbone of their communities. They hire local people who pay local taxes.
What has happened to the old American way of camping? Where everyone realized that when gas prices, food prices, insurance costs, auto and RV prices, labor costs, etc. rise dramatically so do the prices of everything for the hospitality business
owners? Doesn't matter if you own a hotel, motel, retreat, RV park, or a campground.
Give the old American way of camping another honest sincere try. You might like it.
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| Re: California - RV friendly | Roger L | Just returned from California and they are NOT RV friendly. The camping prices are outrageous!! The roads and bridges are in terrible condition! RV parks have very small spaces (no room for awnings, toad, guest, shade, table, etc.). They have a long way to go to improve relations with RV'ers. | See RoTi item |
| Re: California - RV friendly | John | Most of the Wal-Marts will not let you stay o-nite, They are pushing for the RV parks | See RoTi item |
| RE: Silver Streamline Wanted | Debbie Raimondi | I have a 1958 fixer upper that is 20 ft long, the skin on the outside is in good condition just small dent in back. I just posted it on craigs list in Fresno, California to see pics. I am asking 2500.00 Thanks Debbie | See RoTi item |
| Re: California - RV friendly | Sydney | We discovered that the California coast is best toured in a car. Find an RV campground inland,and then head out for day trips.
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| Re: California - RV friendly | Hazel H | It's a pity the southern California coast line doesn't have enough RV parks. Some of our favorite places have no RV park at all and even where there are parks they're either not suitable for 40 footers or they're usually full. They charge too much but I guess if they're full or don't have much competition they can charge what they want. | See RoTi item |
| Re: California - RV friendly | Cassie | Ron J-I heartily agree. California gives little to its RV'ers--it has more towns and cities with anti-RV parking ordinances than any other state. What it is saying is "Pull in and spend your dollars--then MOVE ON"! (Read the fine print on the logo) | See RoTi item |
| Re: California - RV friendly | Ron J | I don't think California is very RV friendly. Fuel costs more there, the speed limit is only 55 with a toad, RV parks are difficult to find in some places and too expensive. What does friendly mean? Bring us your tourist dollars, I guess! | See RoTi item |
| Re: Trailer residents sue over formaldehyde | Pat | Ask your RV company to consider a new alternative from e2e Materials in Ithaca, New York. Our product contains zero formaldehyde and is much stronger than particleboard. It's strength allows us to reduce wieght by as much as 60%. More importantly, it's made from annually renewable, agriculural by-products and, like natural wood, is biodegradable at the end of its life. It's resin is made from a soy by-product of a biodeisel facility and it contains no petroleum products. The proprietary technology behind the product is the result of 14 years of research at Cornell University.
We're introducing our first product made from the material, skateboards, this fall and are working with other companies to bring additional products to market soon. Collaborative interest from the RV industy could certainly help to expedite its introduction. I work for e2e and certainly believe in our product, however there are other alternatives. As a result of recent legislation in California there are others working on introducing formadehyde-free (or drastically reduced) alternatives to the market.
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| RE: HughesNet - beware - a scary company | DanaMite | Yes, I know Hughes way too well. I moved to a rural California location & got my big satellite $1000 installed (only for internet, no TV). After 2 years my conclusion was, it was not worth the $59/mo, cuz their high speed isn't really all that fast. Upload was more like 56k & downloading or streaming anything like video, forget it. If you access a database, like banks, it takes a long time. I ended up canceling Hughes & going with a new cable company, but they are very unreliable too, so I am back on 56k dial up -- in 2007 @ home in SoCal imagine that! | See RoTi item |
| Campground prices up, no change in amenities | Fulltimer0506 | I have fulltimed for a year now and find that many campground prices are getting higher with no change in amenities. I agree that Passport and Happy Camper are of little help due to restrictions on time of year, holidays, availability etc. Not sure their memberships are worth it with the restrictions they allow the camps to put on them. I agree that they should be available all the time and if they fill up then you obviously cannot get the discount there. California has many charging like KOA, over $50. I avoid it.
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| Re: RV registration fraud | RVing4Life | California's confiscatory vehicle registration fees and taxes are legendary, but beyond belief in some cases. Last year I bought a car on Ebay in Kansas City and then drove it home to Los Angeles only to find that California charges their high sales tax on the transaction EVEN THOUGH it happened out of state! While I totally sympathize with the State of Oregon for going after these crooks, when states seek to raise revenues via insanely high taxes on big-ticket items like RV's, they're asking for people to try to "game the system" however they can. | See RoTi item |
| Our capital went into our coach | Betty Frances | We're on a tight budget. We're fulltimers who put most of our capital into our coach after selling up and taking early retirement. We love our lifestyle and work when we can. We usually stay in RV parks and have a couple of memberships. We overnight in walmart and casinos occasionally. I particularly like casinos and I usually don't gamble very much. In the winter we're either in Texas or Arizona and we like to spend some time in California. Our favorite states are Vermont, Massachusetts and Virginia but we've now traveled around in about 43 states and hope to keep going even though we're on a tight budget. Money isn't the most important thing, health is. | See RoTi item |
| Southern California on a tight budget | peaches | Hubby and I have just bought a 1979 class c motorhome and are looking forward in living in her full time as we fix her up to our liking but on a tight budget. We are in Southern California and RV parks seem to be full so any suggestions on parking, dumping, where to get water and repairs would be wonderful. See ya on the road... | See RoTi item |
| Re: Waste Master becoming a standard | John I | Depending upon how long you are going to keep your RV - retro fitting it is well worth it. I had my 2002 travel trailer done in November of 2006 and it has been well worth the investment. What a joy it has been on this trip to Alaska from California. | See RoTi item |
| 2005 Beaver Marquis | NKP | Who has any issues with a 2005 Beaver Marquis. Issues with Beaver (aka Monaco) or the selling dealer.
Who knows about a California resident buying a coach and taken out of state delivery (Nevada) and the California lemon Law (Song-Beverly), either applying or not applying.
Purchased in 9/2004 drove (attempted) for only a few hundred miles, numerous issues returned to dealer and has been there ever since, over 150 individaul issues, some safety related. | See RoTi item |
| RE: WalMart Camping = a no-no! | Rollin | Oldman - Thank you for your comments. I use WalMart once in a while when I'm just trying to get from point A to point B. Hey, all I want to do is sleep & get back on the road. Even if I was to use an RV park I wouldn't be using any of the amenities. So why waste the money? The first few times we parked at Wally World we joked about it. Now we somewhat enjoy it. Close to a quick store access, supplies & restaurants. I would never personally stay for more than overnight but wouldn't look down on someone who chose to. Recently stopped at a place in California, $72 for the one night, maybe 9 hours. I should have searched out a WalMart. | See RoTi item |
| Re: Heartland Sundance | Paul P | This is a great product at a great price. I looked at a unit at a dealer in California and was very impressed. While I was there I spoke to an owner who only had good things to say about it. If I can get a reasonable price on my CrossRoads I think this will be my next buy. | See RoTi item |
| Why RVers don't use storage facilities | Jimmy Boy | There are several reasons why RV owners don't use storage yards as solution to these complaints: 1. Not enough spaces available. Often you have to be placed on a waiting list for up to two years. 2. Inconvenient hours. You come in late from a trip and the place is closed (as early as 6 to 7 PM), leaving you to park elsewhere. 3. Expensive. In high price areas like California, outside storage runs $100-$200 per month. Inside storage can be $300 and up. Some storage places require you to store inside if your rig is over a certain footage. 4. Spaces not big enough. Some yards only have spaces up to 25 ft. which leaves a lot of Class A owners out in the cold. 5. Poor locations. A lot of yards are in mediocre or bad areas where the land is cheaper. Plus it could be miles away from where you live. | See RoTi item |
| The more costs go up ... | Terry Plant | The more the costs go up the more I'll need to make cutbacks. I checked the prices of 4 campgrounds in California yesterday and each was more than $40 a night. I need to stay somewhere when I arrive there to visit my daughter's family for a week and I guess I'll have to pay their $40+ but I'm sure going to stay at walmart along the way. | See RoTi item |
| The market will drive the use of bio fuels | ednil | It is the people that told congress not to drill for oil (Alaska,Off coast of Florida and California plus other places)and to restrict and regulate the building of new refineries.
Many congressmen that want us to use less fuel, live in smaler homes eat less and restrict us, live in 10,000 and more sq ft homes, fly around in their private jets, get driven around in limos with security vehicles following close behind. Let them lead by example.
My Township is starting to use 5% Bio and what Delta Bunny said is 100% true about the fuel filters and the other problems with it. The fire department and ambulance crew were upset because they were not told of these problems and were concerned about the trucks and equipment stalling and quiting on a fire or accident call.
We all should know that the market will drive the use of bio and not the government. If the governments mandates the use of bio then the price will skyrocket.
Has anyone read about the price of corn products going up because so much of it is being turned into bio fuels. That will mean we will be paying more for our food because of bio.
There are so many "Chicken Little" people out there that the truth is hard to find. The sky is not falling they just want us to believe it. | See RoTi item |
| Windmills in California | Ron M | I've seen all the windmills near palm springs and you can actually do a windmill tour of the california palm springs windmills if you go to windmilltours dot com. | See RoTi item |
| RE: Wanted Streamline or Silver StreakTravel trailer | steve macdonald | I have a 1972 Streamline aluminum trailer for sale that is 27 feet long. It has new floors, oak wall paneling, new ceramic toilet, and is in good condition. I live in northern California in Lake County. | See RoTi item |
| Re: Top 10 most romantic RV parks | John A | We've stayed in 2 of the romantic RV parks - Paso Robles in California and East Shore also in California. Paso Robles is right in the heart of the wine country, what could be nicer in the summer? East Shore is really nice - near a big lake. It's convenient to the big Fairplex exhibition complex. Both relaxing places, would recommend both. | See RoTi item |
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