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

pthomas745

Site 57 at Furnace Creek Campground in Death Valley NP.  This is the first spot in one of the campground's loops.  There is a large empty area behind the sites, and I swung the T@b around to take advantage of the view to the north.  A great camp spot.


 

Cyclonic

This is about as minimal a setup as you can get.  Stayed the night last night at a local Harvest Host host.  Not one of the better spots we have been in with them, but not bad.  I think this is my first photos of my new combo with the F150.

dsatwork

Dude your truck ROCKS!!!!!!!!!!!!

Dalehelman

Riley creek COE park Idaho pan handle. 

ericnliz

@Dalehelman, Was that recent? Looks like a nice spot. ( Dale are those YOUR toys I see?  )

jgram2

Ericnliz, I'm pretty sure ratiky had dropped by for a visit. Don't know why she needed a toy hauler as her bike isn't all that big.

Dalehelman

ericnliz said:

@Dalehelman, Was that recent? Looks like a nice spot. ( Dale are those YOUR toys I see?  )

Last summer we took the grand kids.

Ratkity

Twojgrams said:

Ericnliz, I'm pretty sure ratiky had dropped by for a visit. Don't know why she needed a toy hauler as her bike isn't all that big.

Bahahahaha. That leetle bike is deceptive. It weighs 750#... without me on it.

fiddlefoot

Looks like the photo resize requirement is gone, gonna try a photo   This is an overnight stop at Talbot Islands State Park, northeast of Jacksonville, FL, last December.  It was a sweet spot and we would have liked to stay longer.

fiddlefoot

Boyd's Key West Campground, December.  Hubby is studying up for Duval Street.  Nobody home at the tent site next door!

SweetlyHome

I believe that is the same site we were in 3-4 years ago.  Not a bad campground when not full.

Me_and_My_Dog

Another village created with my friends. Homochitto National Forest, Mississippi.

fiddlefoot

Bahia Honda State Park, very hard to get a place at all, it's like winning the lottery.  There are some water front spots, could not get one, only lucked into this for 2 nights when leaving Key West.  Lots of room in each site, wooded areas between non-waterfront lots.  Angry bird is good for my sore head.  Also of note (to me anyway, I'm sure others would all ready know this) photos load better when resized.  Duh!

Cyclonic

fiddlefoot said:

 Also of note (to me anyway, I'm sure others would all ready know this) photos load better when resized.  Duh!

Yup, that is why I resized your other photos.  Forum is still a work in progress, but to help out the mobile users on the road we ask that you still try to keep the file size down.

Great photos though, Thanks!

fiddlefoot

Bahia Honda campsite

fiddlefoot

Thank you!

rfuss928

The early DM clamshell model was very similar in its simplicity.  A quality we prefer to the much more complex T@Bs now available. 
Ours is obviously a little bigger in every way.  Some teardrop folks we have met refer to it as a "standy".
As bicycle tourists we first encountered a group of teardrops at a campground on the cool damp coast of OR.  As we crawled into our soggy nylon tent we said " look, a soft dry bed and ...there's a little kitchen!"   Years later we discovered the T@B clamshell and it was meant to be.
Your T@G looks great!
Have fun!
Bob

FrayedKnot

Here's our Frayed Knot set up over Spring Break.  She's a 2016 CS-S. 

FrayedKnot

Sorry about that . . . wrong thread.

ericnliz

@FrayedKnot, Hey, we're all family here.  Nice picture!

FrayedKnot

Frayed Knot's set up at Clinton Lake, Illinois. Whenever possible, we love to camp at locations where we can take our inflatable sailboat, Wee Argo, onto the water.

ericnliz

@FrayedKnot, Looks pretty awesome! Thanks for sharing!

Homebodyatheart

Maiden voyage 4/27 Bowl and Pitcher site 5 at Riverside State Park. Loved it!

SkiCO

Way Outback on some FSR in the Rockies.  

Sharon_is_SAM

I like your choice of a stabilizer pad for the right front.

ericnliz

@SkiCO, Sometimes 'ya just do what 'ya gotta do! Nice!

Verna

Yellowwood State Forest, Nashville, IN. This is the first year this Campground has had a Camp Host(ess). I share more or less a month on, a month off from now until mid October. By design, I have the week of üCamp17 off!  Replenish TP, pick up trash, clean trash from fire pits, answer questions, and mostly I get to enjoy myself outside. I'll be bringing my kayak and fishing poles next month. 

And while this is a primitive Campground with newer vault toilets and no showers, I do have water and electric at my site. 

I did put the Visor up after I took the photo. I have a lake view from my chairs under the visor. 

Sandiegogal

@Verna-This is awesome!

Restless_Native

fiddlefoot said:

John Pennekamp State Park is on Key Largo, not so far from the Florida mainland.  It is mostly underwater and famous for snorkeling the reef.  Our Keys trip was planned as a snorkelfest, unfortunately the wind was blowing and the water was dirty (so churned up that a person could not see) for most of our trip, so the plans changed a bit but we had great fun fishing (it turns out that salt water fish bite better in dirty water since they can't see the lines) and buying strange fruit at the farmers market and just looking around.  It was also really cold in VA and quite nice in the keys.  But I digress, as you enter the keys there is a lot of chain link fence on both sides of A1A, that is a crocodile preserve, very close to, famous for snorkeling, John Pennekamp.  However the reef is offshore, maybe too far for crocks, I dunno.

Sounds like you had a good trip! To join the "croc" discusion -the American crocodile was almost extinct 30 years ago (says the nerdy native Floridian), but now there's about 2,000. All in the Keys. The biggest threat is humans thinking it's fun to feed them (same with aligators). Once they associate humans with food (not very big brains) they become dangerous. Otherwise, we scare the dickens out of them and they keep away

marknjudy

@verna, very nice
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