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Re: New from Ontario

Postby BirdbyBird » Wed Dec 15, 2010 7:18 pm

Welcome aboard.....I am cold just thinking of Canada right about now... :lol: I look forward to meeting you around the camp fire...listening to the stories of your day. Jump in with your thoughts, questions, laughter and dreams......
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Re: New from Ontario

Postby Liz » Wed Dec 15, 2010 9:37 pm

Welcome to the forum, Cheryl. I look forward to hearing about your RV search and travel plans. Planning is at least half the fun. I travel about 6 months of the year from my home in Florida. I too looked at the Rialtas when I first looked for a B. They are nice looking. I ended up with a used 18' Roadtrek, and am now on my second used Roadtrek, 22'. The size of a B suits me for the type of camping I do, and the scenic roads I like to travel. Keep us posted as you bring your dream to fruition.
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Re: New from Ontario

Postby Travelinana » Thu Dec 16, 2010 10:11 am

Welcome Cheryl, Just think it won't be long until you'll be in South Texas or Florida this time of year if you choose. I did consider a Rialto and really liked it but my then husband thought I should have more power ( a man thing :roll: ) I started with a Pleasureway, I now have a Chinook (no longer made). I'm fairly new myself and laugh my head off at these girls when they really get going.
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Re: New from Ontario

Postby bluepinecones » Thu Dec 16, 2010 11:29 am

Welcome, welcome.
I'm looking forward to following along as you RV shop too. Then of course, to all the great adventures you have as you travel.
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Re: New from Ontario

Postby Cheryl » Fri Dec 17, 2010 6:50 pm

I still haven't figured out how to post pictures. Still working it. I am from the Elora area. Not far from Guelph, Ontario.
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Re: New from Ontario

Postby carold » Fri Dec 17, 2010 7:30 pm

Hi Cheryl, and I'm adding another welcome to the group. My tGM and I fulltime in a 35 ft Class A (after 3 years fulltiming in a 29ft Class C). This is a great group for information as well as HMMMM- well, I'm not saying much. If you read the posts, you'll figure it out :roll: :lol: We have a lot if information to share and can't think of any questions that won't be answered in one form or another :oops: :oops: Looking forward to sharing your journey into the rv'ing lifestyle. carold
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Re: New from Ontario

Postby flick4411 » Fri Dec 17, 2010 8:12 pm

Welcome to the Crazy Lady RVers! I joined just a few months ago, and these gals welcomed me like I'd know them forever. It's a better response than I get from family! HAHAHA! I will have to take a google-look for a Rialta. I've heard of them but never seen one. For sure, you'll get a heap of advice, thoughts, and insights with this group. Look forward to hearing about your planning--I have a big trip in front of me in about 15 months...from one coast to the other...and i feel like I need to start planning now. Oh wait...I did already...got that RV...parked in the driveway just waiting for warmer weather so I can take her out and learn all about her. You've got a good start having already had a trailer. Good luck with the seach and let us hellp you vicariously at least!!! :o
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Re: New from Ontario

Postby WickedLady » Fri Dec 17, 2010 11:11 pm

Welcome Cheryl. Hope you find the RV of your dreams. We only have one life so follow your heart. There's a fella on TV that says "If you don't do it this year you will be one year older when you do".
Hope to meet you sometime down the road.
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Re: New from Ontario

Postby Colliemom » Mon Dec 20, 2010 7:57 am

Welcome Cheryl,

Glad you decided to join us. You will love this site. I've been on since spring and just love these ladies. So full of fun, information, ideas etc.

What part of Ontario are you from? I've travelled pretty much all over it. Been all through Canada except up in the Maritimes. Had a neighbor who used to own a cottage in Brights Grove, outside Sarnia. Used to spend a lot of time there when I was growing up. And have spent lots of time north of Soo, Ontario too. Love that Lake Superior coastline.

You plans sound kind of what I'm thinking of. Just got a subscription to Dreamers.workamper.com and got lots of videos and information to read and look through about the workamping lifestyle as well as a subscription to Workamping News with all the l atest job listings. Gonna be busy for awhile here.
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Re: New from Ontario

Postby cpatinjones » Wed Dec 22, 2010 10:26 pm

Hi and welcome to the fourm!
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Re: New from Ontario

Postby rriverstone » Thu Dec 23, 2010 6:34 am

I'm brand new, too. And these women are so supportive. And they know a lot about the peculiarities of living in a box on wheels, from flushing water heaters to cat litter boxes. I think you will be happy here.
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Re: New from Ontario

Postby sharon » Thu Dec 23, 2010 11:55 am

Ohhhh, you have a GS! I've had GS's my whole life....now I have a snotty chihuahua. Hope to meet you down the road sometime, SoCal has some great beaches. Unfortunately not very many of them allow dogs, Texas is the place for that!
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Re: New from Ontario

Postby dayspring39 » Tue Feb 22, 2011 10:11 am

Welcome to this lively bunch of ladies... sorry I did not post earlier...
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