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

judymac

Not cool like yours, but we made t! Trip 1 just 45 min from home. Cold outside but warm inside on shore power. Thanks for giving me confidence and encouragement.
Renfro Valley. Christmas In The Valley tonight
Sorry if image is too large

judymac

Tablet won't allow me to make smaller. Sorry

Deltaboy59

Colorado my first trip... 2880 miles...had a blast...

Michigan_Mike

Wow!!!  Nice shot of the T@B and with water and bridge in the background!

skwhee

We took our 2014 T@B Clamshell on a cross-country adventure this summer. From our home in NC we traveled to Boston by way of San Francisco. Here are just a couple of shots ranging from a one night stay in the Redwoods (Burlington Campground in Humboldt Redwoods State Park is magical!) to a almost two week full set-up in the Boston area. 

Normfun

On our maiden voyage

Cyclonic

That looks like a very nice spot Norm.

Normfun

Nathan it is Sand Hollow state park near St George UT. We go there often in the winter.

Justjudy

Judy and Mike, you look so happy. That's exactly how I feel in our T@B, too

Michigan_Mike

Gets me pretty pumped up and wanting to hit the road after viewing all these cool pics!   Thanks for wrecking my weekend!  LOL

Back to the lower bathroom remodel project!   :(

)

mash2

Skwhee... I did a similar trip this summer in reverse (I recognize many of the locations in your photos.)  Went from San Francisco to New York along the northern route (not up to boston this time)  then down to north carolina (Waynesville) crossing the southern route on the way back.

I would echo your comment on Burlington Campground... camping in old growth redwoods is breathtaking (though it is the only place I've stayed where I had to leave the inside lights on in the daytime because of the immense redwood canopy).  I go there often to recharge (since I'm about 3 hours from the park).  

judymac

Justjudy said:

Judy and Mike, you look so happy. That's exactly how I feel in our T@B, too

Justjudy said:

Judy and Mike, you look so happy. That's exactly how I feel in our T@B, too

We are new at this, thank you. Just so wanting to get started, Just Judy

skwhee

Hi mash2,

Would you believe that even as we got within three hours of your home this summer, you got within an hour of our home in western NC! Perhaps we should try to meet up on one of our rambles!

Steve & Karen

mash2

We should meet in between .... I spent a bunch of time in southern colorado and utah (I know it's more than halfway.)  Actually, the halfway point is near Clayton Lake State Park in New Mexico, one of the best boon docking places that I stayed on my trip (my campsite was at least a quarter mile from the closest site...beautiful sunset).   I attached a small picture of the sunset... really beautiful solitude... highly recommended if you are willing to boon dock and they had a few hookups as well but the sites were not as stunning. 

SailTab

Maine and Conway Lake

Deltaboy59

Denver in November...2 days before major snowstorm...

Wanderoo

Where were you camping, Deltaboy59?  I live in Denver . . . hope you got out okay.

Cyclonic

Just came across another of Clear Creek in Golden, CO from June.

Deltaboy59

Had a blast in Denver visiting friends while t@bbing...
Stayed here...
Very nice people run this place...
Yes, I escaped...lol

Sgtjohn

Balmorhea Texas four days Dec 2014 in the cold.  21 degrees at night but the T@B was always warm with the Alde.

Nomad

Sorry SgtJohn but it looks kinda cool - I know it wasn't other than temps though.

I find the Alde does just fine at 20+ struggles a little down at 5-10 and depending on the wind, is inadequate below zero. How much wind is coming in by the fridge and air conditioner really affects things.

mash2

Helps to not have a 3 way fridge or an air conditioner.   I have the old heater and it's been fine down to about 10.  

Sgtjohn

Note the refrig vent, I blocked it somewhat.

judymac

Brrrr. Very nice picture, though.  What type of spare tire mount are you using?

Sgtjohn

Actually it was given to me, it is chrome behind the spare.

Deltaboy59

Well, while you are all out braving the elements, this is my view... Hanging around a couple of more weeks in my barn with the t@b , which is where you can find me most days, so technically this is my campsite...lol.

Jana

Michigan_Mike said:

Here you go Jim!

How to post photos to the forum

This took me to how to cook turkeys on an open fire.  I've already posted, but I think the size was wrong.

Michigan_Mike

Jana, I hate when that happens and we don't need any cooked turkeys as Thanksgiving is over!  

Check the link now as I cleaned it up and you should be all set.  

As for photo size, attached photos should be approximately 800 pixels wide maximum for landscape photos and 600 pixels tall for any vertical shots you post. 

Cyclonic

Hi Jana, to post a photo simply click on the Attach image/file button above where you post, it is the one that looks like the page with the bent corner.  It will pop up with a window that has a few options:

• You can just drag the image into the post and place it where you want it (what I will do this time).
• Click the browse button to search your computer for the image, it will place the image wherever your curser is.
  
• Or enter the url (web address) of the image if it is already stored somewhere else on the web (usually my preferred method as I store my pictures elsewhere).

Size no long matters with the photo, the site will resize it for you

BTW, here is where we were for half of January, Fort Wilderness at Walt Disney World.  Not a bad place to be in January :-)

Cyclonic

Another one from this past trip to Fort Wilderness.  When you are in one place for this long, you have to set up the fountain