Onellamafarm
RVF Newbee
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- May 11, 2021
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New to the forum. We have evolved through various modes of campers through the years. Retired and in a 2005 Tiffin Phaeton that I wouldn’t trade for the world. I don’t think the one built after the 2020 were built to the same standard.
We were campground hosts in Western North Carolina last year and so far this year but we may cut loose and travel if we can manage to stay away from the doctors’s offices long enough. Cancer reared it’s ugly head this past fall and may keep us closer to home but will not stop us from camping! We plan on enjoying life as much as we can.
My husband is gifted at making camper repairs and our issues have been few. We learned long ago if you own a camper you better learn how to fix it or you are never going to enjoy using it.
We were campground hosts in Western North Carolina last year and so far this year but we may cut loose and travel if we can manage to stay away from the doctors’s offices long enough. Cancer reared it’s ugly head this past fall and may keep us closer to home but will not stop us from camping! We plan on enjoying life as much as we can.
My husband is gifted at making camper repairs and our issues have been few. We learned long ago if you own a camper you better learn how to fix it or you are never going to enjoy using it.
