livelylittlecampers
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And a goodbye to our pop-up camper. Read the story here....
http://livelylittlecampers.blogspot.com/
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dakonthemountain
Crestline, California
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Quite the change!! Congratulations and here's to many many miles and years of joy and happy camping with your family! 
Dak
1995 Weekender model 910 extended cabover
Calvin, the 1996 creampuff Chev Silverado 3500 extended cab dually
Escapee #22435
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livelylittlecampers
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Can't get the link up....Sorry
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forty4san
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Ahhh! No more wet canvas.
Susan I
2008 McKenzie Starwood 32 FKD TT
Hensley & Prodigy Brake Controller
03 Dodge 3500 Quad HO Diesel DRW 4:10 
Fulltiming, On the road somewhere.
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K Charles
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bukhrn
Lanexa, Va
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forty4san wrote:Ahhh! No more wet canvas. And, more room, less set up time.
2007 Forester 2941DS
2005 KIA Spectra
Zamboni, Long Haired Mini Dachshund
You can have my RV, when you pry my cold dead fingers from the Steering Wheel
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JayWalker2009
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Tell your wife YES she can still call it camping, but there might still be something that breaks in the TT. LOL But that is all part of the deal...I am also a female and even though I HATE things breaking, it is almost like a challenge to me to try to fix it ourselves. lol
The rig looks great and glad your wife loves it! Cheers!
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Helmsey
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Congrats on the upgrade!
KK4PFX
2010 Chaparral 322RLTS
2004 Chevrolet 2500HD D/A CCSB 4x4
Days camped in 2011: 22
Days camped in 2012: 34
Days camped in 2013: 6
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bob_b
Souderton, PA
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I went straight from a popup to a diesel pusher. After 22 trips in the popup and 22 rain storms, I needed something else.
The popup took and hour to set up and an hour and a half to break down. Since the canvass was usually wet, I had to set it up again to dry it out once we got home.
I went to get a new trailer and ended up looking at used motorhomes. A ten year old diesel fit the bill. It is now almost 10 years later and I am still 'camping' in my motorhome. The kids are growing fast, so I am making the most of it for now. Enjoy your new trailer and enjoy the time with your family.
'93 Itasca Suncrusier diesel towing a '05 Honda CR-V.
Bob, Pam(DW), Bridget(DD) and Christine(DD)
See you at most of the Penn State tailgates
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doublenot7
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Yes, it is still camping. Just has more style! We went from a tent to a 31' TT, a big difference but is still all family fun. I've done my share of "camping" with aerial insertions, traversing God forsaken terrain, a poncho or poncho liner for your only comfort, etc... There is nothing wrong with more comfort in recreational camping.
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