Bethers wrote:To get back to the original post - I'm not big on caravaning, but much of how you're talking about doing this would work. However, I'd probably be boondocking most nights and rarely want hookups - therefore I'd join the group much less often. I am prone to joining if people want to meet up for a gtg here and there - so that is something you could consider also.
gingerK wrote:mitch5252 wrote:..
Sounds like a great non-plan...
And ladies, just so you know, I met Patsy in NE GA last week and I believe quite strongly that she is not a serial killer, stalker, or some other kind of crazy. But you all know how my judgment leaves something to be desired.
Curious - is your preference dry camping or hook-ups?
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Is she an "ax murderer" then?![]()
( Sorry, Patsy, it is an inside joke. First time I met the ladies a friend was aghast that I was going out to KS to meet a bunch of ladies I'd met on the internet. "They could be ax murderers!" she said. And someone else's daughter said the same thing first time her Mom met up with a bunch of us.)
bertk523 wrote:sounds like something I would like to do... I am in Southern Indiana and would need to go south to start the journey or meet up somewhere toward the beginning of your route. WEST would be my interest. My preference is not to travel more than 3-5 hours (as determined by google which means 4-7 hours depending on stops for gas, food, and potty). I tow a 26ft TT, so I would have wheels for running around. Because I need to hitch and unhitch, I like to stay put for at least 3 days, or overnight without unhitching! I do like hook-ups, but am OK without for overnights. Otherwise I am pretty flexible and don't get my feathers ruffled easily. Cannot commit at the moment as it will depend on health issues or non-issues with my Aunt closer to the travel dates! I like the "loose" feeling rather than a tight caravan.
Rufflesgurl wrote:Shiela - I remember the first time I met Larry - he told the story about possible axe murderers that we might meet online. I also remember his campfires he built. Nice memories
Linda
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