Maiden Voyage

[KP Marsh]

Gardner,

Have a fantastic time and savor the adventue. We were given some excellent
advice by two fellow RV'ers we encountered this past spring while at the Blue Ox
Factory during our Maiden Voyage in ToWanda: When something happens that you
didn't plan on don't get upset. Instead, take advantage of the learning
opportunity life has just presented you and you'll be ahead of the game for the
experience it gives you in return.

As we now like to say, "What did we learn new today?"

Happy Trails!

Ken & Patti Marsh
Full-timing as of March '07
ToWanda, 1989 WB40

Gardner Yeaw wrote: I
am ready to take the first trip in my 78FC33. I got my Jeep setup
to tow, got the heaters working, got a new propane detector with
auto shutoff and a new CO detector, fresh oil & filters, spare
filters for everything. The am/fm stereo works, but I don't have any
8 tracks for it. I have lots of tools, wire, connectors, volt/ohm
meter, tire guages, air hose, sewer hose, potable water hose, other
hose for cleaning dump hose, rubber gloves, and a ton of other
useless wonderment that I might need over a hundred year period.

I am going from North Jersey to southern New Hampshire on October
13th (maybe 250 miles). We will be staying at the Field & stream
campground in Brookline, NH. From there we will take the toad up to
Plymouth to visit my son at Plymouth state University, and then back
to the campground and leave the next day.

If all goes well I will be back on the forum Sunday OCT.15th in
the evening.

Gardner
78FC33






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