Now back to our regularly scheduled programing. Justalittleisenough is never enough when it comes to RV shows. Carol and I made our annual stop at the Portland RV and Campground Show. The organizers were able to put on a much better show than they had the last 2 or 3 years and there were plenty of interesting campers including a couple lines of expanded teardrop type campers. Nice quality but still very compact. There were a couple of travel trailers we liked and a "park model", basically a little house good for seasonal campsites which in this case was of cabin style construction with a screen porch. This sort of dovetailed into a booth we visited when we first arrived, campsites you buy as part of a campground on a lake in New Hampshire. Tempting.
Sunday, April 03, 2011
Let the healing begin
Now back to our regularly scheduled programing. Justalittleisenough is never enough when it comes to RV shows. Carol and I made our annual stop at the Portland RV and Campground Show. The organizers were able to put on a much better show than they had the last 2 or 3 years and there were plenty of interesting campers including a couple lines of expanded teardrop type campers. Nice quality but still very compact. There were a couple of travel trailers we liked and a "park model", basically a little house good for seasonal campsites which in this case was of cabin style construction with a screen porch. This sort of dovetailed into a booth we visited when we first arrived, campsites you buy as part of a campground on a lake in New Hampshire. Tempting.
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