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Hm. So for what it's worth I opened up a package of AAs and they didn't bounce. And then I went out to the can of dead batteries that I've been meaning to take to the recycling depot and they all bounced. Not real rigorous, but I think I wouldn't pack bouncy batteries as spares. Thanks for...

Wonderful report, Ski3. Looking forward to Pt 4. And looking forward to making it to DV one day.

Welcome. I'm sure you'll enjoy the camper. I just put a good used one on the back of a Ranger and am enjoying it very much, after camping in a tent on Vancouver Island (and elsewhere). It's waay nicer for wet climates.

Didn't want to hijack the Ski3pin's wonderful account of their new camper, but I noticed that they mention putting 40-pound struts in the front of their camper. I'm wondering if there are pros and cons to 30 and 40 pound struts? I'm thinking I might benefit from beefing mine up from 30 to 40...

Thanks for kind words, folks and for the edits.

Thanks for kind words. As they now stand, I think you can enlarge the photos by clicking on them, but there's stuff I need to learn about posting to this site. Hm. Yeh. Pixel count. I can do that. Support Gurus. Yeh. I can do that too...

...and somewhere, someday, I'll figure out how to insert photos that aren't thumbnails?

Desperately Seeking Sula Finally got out to try out the really nice Ranger II customisation that used to belong to the Ski3pins. I’m sure the camper feels it’s come down in the world—trip was pretty tame, but I enjoyed it, and was able to familiarise myself with its use. Just incredibly...

coastal travels

very comfy campground to try out my new to me camper. Wonderful.

Thanks, for this; I've always liked Cape Blanco. Less crowded than many Oregon Coast parks, and some good coastline.

Yep. Impressive.

I don't know what I'd have done, although I certainly would have made my displeasure known to the bleepholes who took over the campsite. I would also for sure have told any campground host or ranger about the situation and been pretty firm that there were things they should do about this kind...

South-central British Columbia. Not crowded, great cross-country skiing, good birding, some great camping, and some nice folks.

And a happy Thanksgiving and Hanukkah to all. I'll cook a turkey breast and trimmings for cousins and my ancient mom. Latkes another day. Still looking forward to a trial spin in the new (to me) camper. Gottoo find a sitter for Mom. And then, I think, somewhere along the coast for a few...

All good wishes for the new camper. I look forward to reading about the next step.

THanks for the fine report and congratulations.

Wonderful country. Thanks for the report. Gottoo check out the new state park one day. Thanks.