Comments on: RVing: To Hook Up Or Not To Hook Up? http://tyandmari.com/2007/11/01/rving-to-hook-up-or-not-to-hook-up/ Live Reports from the road as we travel the USA and Canada in a 34 feet motorhome! Tue, 06 Jan 2009 07:23:27 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: Ty and Mari Smith - Our Mobile Lifestyle Blog! » Blog Archive » RV Park Rates - Where’s the Deals? http://tyandmari.com/2007/11/01/rving-to-hook-up-or-not-to-hook-up/#comment-108 Ty and Mari Smith - Our Mobile Lifestyle Blog! » Blog Archive » RV Park Rates - Where’s the Deals? Thu, 20 Dec 2007 22:13:11 +0000 http://tyandmari.com/2007/11/01/rving-to-hook-up-or-not-to-hook-up/#comment-108 [...] Of course, there’s always drydocking (or boondocking, as it’s known) - to hook up or not to hook up. [...] [...] Of course, there’s always drydocking (or boondocking, as it’s known) - to hook up or not to hook up. [...]

]]> By: Mari http://tyandmari.com/2007/11/01/rving-to-hook-up-or-not-to-hook-up/#comment-52 Mari Mon, 05 Nov 2007 18:20:16 +0000 http://tyandmari.com/2007/11/01/rving-to-hook-up-or-not-to-hook-up/#comment-52 Heather, It's great to meet you in blogland! :) Wowee, sure sounds like we do have a similar path. I look forward to staying in touch and sharing the mobile lifestyle with you - maybe we'll get to meet up on the road! :) Meantime, I can recommend an excellent source of RV information at the Escapees forum http://escapees.com. As you may know, there are pros & cons to each choice of motorhome. We opted for class A with a tow car and it's working out great. While Ty's driving, I can pop back to grab us a quick snack and suchlike. Hooking/un-hooking is a cinch. But, gas mileage is probably better on a Class C or Fifth Wheeler. It's all a personal choice. Cheers, Mari Heather,

It’s great to meet you in blogland! :) Wowee, sure sounds like we do have a similar path. I look forward to staying in touch and sharing the mobile lifestyle with you - maybe we’ll get to meet up on the road! :)

Meantime, I can recommend an excellent source of RV information at the Escapees forum http://escapees.com.

As you may know, there are pros & cons to each choice of motorhome. We opted for class A with a tow car and it’s working out great. While Ty’s driving, I can pop back to grab us a quick snack and suchlike. Hooking/un-hooking is a cinch. But, gas mileage is probably better on a Class C or Fifth Wheeler. It’s all a personal choice.

Cheers,
Mari

]]> By: heather http://tyandmari.com/2007/11/01/rving-to-hook-up-or-not-to-hook-up/#comment-51 heather Sun, 04 Nov 2007 11:33:10 +0000 http://tyandmari.com/2007/11/01/rving-to-hook-up-or-not-to-hook-up/#comment-51 Wow - I feel like I've stumbled upon a blog that will take up a lot of the time I was wanting to save..not reading blogs! I saw your comment on Caroline Middlebrook's blog, and felt an immediate connection. I'm a Brit now living in Canada (since '03), and am researching buying a fifth wheel and moving my office on the road during our wonderful 5-month winters. I'm also feeling a move towards simpler living coming on. We seem to have a lot in common, and I'll be following your travels from now on - picking up tips on a lot of things, I hope. A great, informative and motivating blog - thank you! Wow - I feel like I’ve stumbled upon a blog that will take up a lot of the time I was wanting to save..not reading blogs! I saw your comment on Caroline Middlebrook’s blog, and felt an immediate connection. I’m a Brit now living in Canada (since ‘03), and am researching buying a fifth wheel and moving my office on the road during our wonderful 5-month winters. I’m also feeling a move towards simpler living coming on. We seem to have a lot in common, and I’ll be following your travels from now on - picking up tips on a lot of things, I hope.

A great, informative and motivating blog - thank you!

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