Post up some shots of your T@B set-up at the camp site!

ericnliz

Some of us need all the help we can get! Now still, what's the pole for?

RVABuff

@ericnliz It was a campsite pole to hang a lantern on (I guess?).  We used it and a tree for a clothes line for wet kayaking gear. Here is a view in between rapids.

ericnliz

Great view, looks like an excellent spot! Always need somewhere to hang the wet stuff, or lantern!

Nomad

Every COE campground I've been in has a pole - hang lantern, wet gear, catch of the day.

ericnliz

Don't leave home without it PXL!

Cyclonic

Came across this one that I never posted.  Yeah, that is the best shot I took of my setup at Dead Horse Point State Park in Utah.  Fantastic little park, nice campground too.

dragonsdofly

Holiday rv park North Platte, NE. Surprise! We had a neighbor, Linda who was with her grandsons in a t@g. Only 3rd time out like us.

dragonsdofly

Albuquerque, NM. KOA journey. Super clean and quiet. Especially accommodating and helpful when caught a piece of steel in a rear tire sidewall and had to replace a full set of tires.

dragonsdofly

Rancho Sedona rv park, Sedona, AZ. Most beautiful park ans setting we've seen. Super quiet.  Super clean. Very nice staff.

dragonsdofly

dragonsdofly

Vistas like that surrounded the park.

Cyclonic

Nice, I have read very good reviews on that RV park.

Cyclonic

Sorta counts, right?  Found a T@G close by when camped overnight at the KOA in Huntington, WV.

larrygon

@dragonsdofly We had a permanent spot at the Rancho Sedona RV park for a year and a half before we bought our house in Flagstaff. It was with a larger trailer than the T@B. 

leroybort

Near Sleeping Bear Dunes in Michigan.

Nomad

leroybort - Where is that?

RZRBUG

Cyclonic said:

Sorta counts, right?  Found a T@G close by when camped overnight at the KOA in Huntington, WV.

Fox Fire?  Pretty nice, but expensive...and they put me in a bad spot just because it was small enough to fit.

Nomad

SD Badlands - On the BLM rim...



My view...



Friends...

Tommy

Wow that's awesome @PXLated

Ratkity

I luv PXL's "find the T@B" shots!! Nice friends @PXLated!

Nomad

Had a herd of about sixty of them grazing by me - lots of little ones - amazing how they can just drop off the side and graze the cliff.

ericnliz

Nice shots PXL! See, you DO have friends!

Nomad

Sharon_is_SAM

The big one has a tracker collar on.  Thought it was a bell!

Nomad

The lead momma - Till I got close enough, that's what I thought.

jdargis

PXLated, you posted on another thread, that you were among mountain goats. They are actually bighorn sheep. From your pictures, it seems to be all females with their young.

Nomad

Oh - Sheep, goats - Me knows nothing
The males are all off yonder a mile away. I presume they're the ones with the big curly horns.

jdargis

Yup

jdargis

My wife and I were lucky a few years ago, to observe mountain goats and their young, right along side the Presidential trail at Mt Rushmore.

A funny thing about bighorn sheep, we usually have good luck spotting them in the Blackhills and Badlands area.  But, never have seen them in Rocky Mtn National Park, in a valley they supposedly visit.

Cyclonic

RZRBUG said:

Cyclonic said:

Sorta counts, right?  Found a T@G close by when camped overnight at the KOA in Huntington, WV.

Fox Fire?  Pretty nice, but expensive...and they put me in a bad spot just because it was small enough to fit.

Looking at my notes, we put in there for $35 for the night, which is reasonable around here.  Basic pull through spot, we didn't even unhitch.  Indeed, a nice campground, but right next to the highway without having easy access to the highway.  Place was also packed, lots of folks pulled in to get out of the flooding in the Charleston area that weekend.