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Saw a CI Camper at South Beach Campground in Olympic National Park on Thursday. It had a WA plate. Spent a few days out there - it is such a remote spot. 4 hours from Seattle. Check out the size of the driftwood on the beach (notice the people) - miles of nothing but sand, rocks and...

RMBL- INN – Second Hundred Nights. One of our goals after I retired was to visit all the National Parks – so a big piece of the second one hundred nights was our various excursions to knock off some of the parks. There were three of four trips that we took RMBL-INN with us and then one East...

Looked to see if there was a thread on this yet and couldn't find one. This is my second installation - the supplier for my first changed the way their filters all hooked to the water lines and only had the vertical mounts available now. So I switched to this configuration. Basically I only...

Ramble Inn's Second Long Haul The Midwest National Parks. I have been very negligent in submitting for this award as our trip was in 2019 the same year as our first Long Haul to the southwest and Texas. This trip was part of our quest to visit all the National Parks and was targeted at all...

OK - I know its part of Cary's training that everyone gets when you buy the TD - but some folks on the forum are buying used campers and might not get all the same information. I was reminded about why locking the galley is important just this month when driving through Idaho. We had...

We (RMBL-INN) were heading home to Seattle after a 30 day trip to the midwest parks and saw "Escape Pod" heading east on I-84 near the Idaho/Oregon Boarder. Not sure who that is - will do some looking in the forum on that. We had been planing on going to CICO but the call of the grand daughter...

Linda and I always charge our phones on our night stand and use the phones for our morning alarms... so I have been trying to decide how to do that without running a cord all the way to the foot of the bed where the 12 volt outlet is. We rarely plug into to 110volt - so I wanted it to work off...

As I just wrote in our first Long Haul post - our trip to visit our first grandchild took us over the 25,000 total as well. Starting on my birthday in 2012 our first stop was a Frank Lloyd Wright house in Iowa as we headed home to Seattle. We had; 5 outings, 3000 miles and 16 nights in 2012...

Our first Long Haul (and that took us over 25,000 total) came in April this year. Leaving Seattle, we headed out to Denver to see our very first grandchild, our oldest son and his wife had just delivered a baby girl. Linda could hardly stand the wait to see her. We made the trip in 3 days...

All, I have posted with photos before, but now when I try to add media to a content library - I point to a jpg file that is within the file size limit, it seems like it starts to upload (I get a progress bar in the up right of the screen) - then it just stops and the file name changes to "no...

Well our first night out was on my birthday in 2012 . We left Necedah and headed home for Seattle in our #524 550 Ultra in tow behind our 2012 VW Jetta Diesel Wagon. A Crazy part of this story is that we wanted a manual Jetta because VW wouldn’t approve towing with their diesel automatic...

As of May 1, 2016

Hi Folks, Just did a quick trip from Seattle to Napa for a relative's graduation from the Culinary Institute. Stopped along the coast on the way down and got this picture at Humbolt State Park in the California Redwoods. A little washed out at the top - done with the iphone panorama mode...

Sharing a spot in a fully booked camp ground in the Cascades... the big dude was nice enough to share... and the ranger was cool.

Where I mounted the 7 Pin

Right hand cabinet and garbage bag holder.

Hi Folks, I'm wondering if anyone has come up with a system to make it easier to control the direction of the TD when you are moving it by hand. Maybe something under the tongue jack caster... my problem is that the caster works fine once you have it pointed in the right direction, but...

Dave and Linda State Map

View from the top of the hike - 3 miles 1800 feet

Nicks in the stainless fenders from a 50 mile gravel road trip.