The very pleasant summers without needing A/C is why we choose to live on the shore of Lake Michigan. Also that the winters are much warmer since the stored deep lake's heat rises which then blows on us than other areas of this latitude or inland. Lake is cool by spring and acts like A/C during the summer and the process repeats itself every year and has for the many centuries. It's the very welcome nature of the beast! Only a sweatshirt is needed most of the winter here. Also one of the reasons the huge Gerber Baby Foods, Kelloggs, and the many other food processing operation are based and make their products here. Very high quality apples, peaches, apricots, fantastic cherries, big blueberries, plums, grapes, asparagus, etc all over the region. Wineries galore and very highly rated!
A superb CC LB 4X4, GM HD Diesel, airbags, Rancho's, lots more
Lance Legend TC 11' 4", loaded including 3400 PP generator and my deluxe 2' X 7' rear porch
29 ft Carriage Carri-lite 5'er - a specially built gem
A like new '07 Sunline Solaris 26' TT
The very pleasant summers without needing A/C is why we choose to live on the shore of Lake Michigan. Also that the winters are much warmer since the stored deep lake's heat rises which then blows on us than other areas of this latitude or inland. Lake is cool by spring and acts like A/C during the summer and the process repeats itself every year and has for the many centuries. It's the very welcome nature of the beast! Only a sweatshirt is needed most of the winter here. Also one of the reasons the huge Gerber Baby Foods, Kelloggs, and the many other food processing operation are based and make their products here. Very high quality apples, peaches, apricots, fantastic cherries, big blueberries, plums, grapes, asparagus, etc all over the region. Wineries galore and very highly rated!
They sure are. We just went from Texas to Colorado and back and I was quite surprised to see so many RVs on the road going to/from and in Colorado. We had a great time there.
Mike, Kim, and Pepper (Min Pin security)
2012 Jayco Eagle Super Lite 308RETS, TST 507 TPMS
2010 Chevy 2500HD, Duramax/Allison, 2WD, Long Bed, Crew Cab, Duraflaps, AMP Bedstep
Equal-i-zer 1400/14K Hitch
There sure wasn't a shortage of RVs when I was in Co. I had the CG reservation phone numbers on speed dial and called at the earliest time and still missed out a lot of times. It's probably still the same way. Az. is different - a lot of tents, small TTs and pop-ups and not so many larger hard side RVs but the CGs get still get packed. I think Iowa is very low on RVs per capita. None of my relatives or friends have them. Plus, everybody had to keep their noses to the grindstone and rarely vacationed when I was on the farm. Craig
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