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Something to look forward to

It's good to have something to look forward to. Ray (my wonderful hisband) and I have a 29 foot travel trailer. For us it is the perfect way to travel. We have all our "Machines", O2, CPAP etc., and our kitty Bobo. We can cook all our meals if we want. All the comforts of home.
We are planning a trip this spring to Virginia Beach (1 week) and Baltimore Md. (1 week). Pray that gas prices don't go through the roof.
The planning is part of the fun. Finding places to go, things to see, places to eat (we like to think we are Foodies!)
This will probably be our last trip for a while. Have to stay local if I get on the transplant list.

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oldcorpsmarine 03/08/2013
Enjoy, wife and I are \" road dogs\" too. Gonna try and do some mushroon hunting the first week in April in Tenn. We have a older 30\' motorhome, quite comfy. Don\'t know how well I will do this year, breathing down to 30% now. Gonna go till can\'t breathe .
Paul

oldcorpsmarine 03/08/2013
Hope you hear soon about transplant!!

zenobiagar 03/08/2013
Hurah marine. Thanks for all your support.

zenobiagar 03/08/2013
Our trailor is an oldie but a goodie as well. It\'s a Holiday Rambler, well built. We did some modifications and it suits us well. We prospect for gold and gem stones, or at least we did.

jarca 03/09/2013
last year i got too sick to go out in my trailer...this year i swear i\'m going to get out & go at least local --- i live in utah, so don\'t have to travel far to see national parks...although my son wants to take his vacation & go see yellowstone & glacier np with me.
like you said, part of the fun is planning !!!!
i just have a little 19\' er, but it good for me :)
altho i don\'t have a generator, something i might need to look into to run concentrator at night---how do you do that?

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