Hello from Texas

[Sprinter]

Hi Girls,

I've been missing some of my old friends and met some new sisters this week! I had the wonderful opportunity to meet Karen and Tina, and along with PattyK we had a terrific visit I'm Sharon originally from PA. I left there a year ago this month to full time as a traveling nurse. My rig is a Class B Roadtrek Sprinter Van, hence the nick I also acquired a new scooter toad in April, despite not wanting to tow. But it's been a awesome addition at 60 mpg, and way too much fun! I'm currently working in Kerrville, TX for the winter. So if anyone is passing through, just give us a holler and we'll have an instant gtg with Karen right down the street! Thanks for having me

Love,
Sharon

[AlmostThere]

Hey, Sharon!! Good to see you over here!
Hugs!

[Forestgal]

Well, hello! Glad you've come aboard. I know you'll find the women here to be lots of fun and support. I'm glad I'm here and have thoroughly enjoyed the banter and caring attitude, especially in the past few weeks.

Welcome, Sharon!

[BirdbyBird]

welcome aboard.....sounds as if you are settling in to your new life style with some ease..... you have survived meeting some of the ladies and appear ready for the future and more gtg'ers......."Have nursing credential, will travel," certainly gives you some flexibility....look forward to your input, insight and everyday..."isn't this interesting!" contributions......

[avalen]

Hello there Sprinter Sharon, welcome
now, tell me, how do you haul that Scooter in the Roadtrek? Inside or
on the bumper? I'm curious about that.

[mitch5252]

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A big, ol' Forum Welcome, Sharon! I think you'll have a little fun, learn a little about RVing, and learn a little more about lots and lots of things. We'll all look forward to getting to know you better.

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[retiredhappy]

A big howdy from your neighbor down the road. So glad I met you and now I have a forum buddy for the 5 o'clock wine/beer time.

[Nasoosie]

WELCOME, SHARON!!

Very nice to meet you, and hope to meet you in person somewhere on the road when I retire. I LOVE your beautiful scooter.....and YES....how do you tow it, or pack it, or whatever you do? 60 mph is a good speed for the roads!

[VickieP]

Welcome Sprinter! So glad you could join us here. Can't wait for your input and stories about your travels. At 60 mpgallon I can see why you chose your scooter, pretty color too should help others to see you on the road! Jump right in and share, learn, laugh with us.

[carold]

Hi Sharon, glad you made your way over. Always find your posts and pics fun to read. You already know some of the gals here and the others, well, I'll let you judge for yourself I know you can take care of yourself-just be prepared for the spew alerts carold

[Bethers]

HI Sharon - Long time since we met in PA - glad to see you here. I miss my scooter - and I bet that's great for getting to and from work without having to hook/unhook every day. Love it. You don't get quite the mpg I did - but yours is bigger, too. You towing it? What I like about scooters, is that you can get the hitch racks and still not have to tow. I will get another one -

I'm stuck on your scooter - off it I go - and again, glad you came over - good to see you again.

[sunshinecruiserTN]

Hi Sharon, glad you found your way to us. A little more rowdy over here. Have fun.

[mtngal]

Hi Sharon! welcome to the forum...and I'm excited to hear you will be in Kerrville for the winter...I am in Austin and am planning to head over Karen's way in a few weeks. Enjoy the Hill Country!!

[Sprinter]

Thank you all for your kind welcomes

Now don't laugh, but I haul my scooter on a Trailer in a Bag! lol http://www.trailerinabag.com I wanted a hitch carrier, but between the weight of that, and my scooter with gas and oil, I was approaching my 500# hitch weight limit and I didn't want to jeopardize my rear suspension. I considered an enclosed carrier, but often times parks won't let you keep them on your site and they are bulky.

This trailer is made of construction steel and is able to haul full dressers. It pins together in 3 ft pieces and I can maneuver it around by myself. You just drive the scooter up the ramp and it seats in a wheel chock. Then just get off and tie it down. I tested it out last week for a rally down in San Antonio, and it worked flawlessly. When I got home, I took it apart and put it back in it's bag under my couch in the back of my rig. So it's not sitting around my site when I'm not using it. I'm really pleased with it. And by the way, Disclaimer: I have no interest in this company, other than they make a great product

Have a great day!

Love,
Sharon

[Cedar518]

Welcome Sharon,...

I think you will find this forum a wonderful, friendly place. We all care about each other here and there is always room for another chair at our campfire. I'm glad you decided it was where you wanted to be!

welcome aboard!