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I was looking around for first night stop leaving Elkhart next May, as we're probably doing another delivery. This newly designated National Park is a little over an hour away, off 20. It looks beautiful. ( and campground opens May 15!) https://relay.nationalgeographic.com/proxy/distribution/public/amp/travel/national-parks/indiana-dunes-guide-what-to-do Sherry

What they said. And then, how do you even plan to get to the lower 48, when I'm pretty sure neither Alberta nor BC allows double towing with a travel trailer. One allows it with a fifth wheel. (Didn't check YT, but can't say I've ever seen that type of rig in the Yukon) Assuming you make it that far... Ferry landings are in Washington state. Expensive trip from Alaska with all that length. And no double towing in Washington state, once you land. Hmmm... Why do you want to make up this road train, anyway? Sherry

So, I finally got around to ordering the Neoperl Mikado aerator, and installed it in one of the guest bathrooms, replacing the original .5 gpm aerator.. This is the coolest spray pattern l have ever seen. And zero splashback onto the wood countertop. Perfect replacement on my Kraus faucet. I'm ordering more for the rest of the house, and the trailer, too. Thanks Overland. Sherry [attachment file=194001]

Check out Wekiva Springs state park, on your way across. Beautiful. Near Orlando. Sherry

I locked this topic, as the question has been resolved. Continuing discussions on 404 errors should be added to this post in the link below so Jason sees them. I moved other 404 discussions to that thread. This situation has improved for me , and hopefully, for others. We thank you for your patience in the meantime, as we continue to upgrade the forum. https://olivertraveltrailers.com/topic/forums-and-404-errors/ Sherry

Frankly, I think that working on LP appliances and fittings is beyond the skillset of many owners, for safety reasons. Thank you for the share. My husband's background makes it safe for us. But for many others, I think the best route is to take the camper to an rv site/campingworld and get the annual maintenance done. It's not that expensive, imo Sherry

Congratulations! And, welcome to the group. Sounds like you had a wonderful first trip. Sherry

On legacy I shorty trailers, I think the battery vents still share the outdoor shower door. If you have regular lead acid batteries, you'll need to be careful to not block the battety ventilation with insulation. We have agm batteries, so not really a big concern. Back in the day, we froze an outdoor showerhead, leaving the trailer in cold country storage, without winterizing. We're more careful, now. One of our friends added a piece of soft foam, probably mattress pad, to the door of that cavity. Works for him. But, he also lives in the south. And has agm batteries. Sherry

Paul has family in western NY. We have visited Letchworth State park, not far from Rochester, a number of times. Had a camping family reunion one year. https://parks.ny.gov/parks/79/details.aspx They close the camping loops around the third week of October, but they'd be open on your way east. Whether there is leaf color or not, this park is fabulous. Billed as the "grand Grand Canyon of the east", the gorges, foliage, and views are worth the time, anytime.

Here's a link to a 5 year old thread about eze gutters. Maybe that will help. https://olivertraveltrailers.com/topic/eze-rv-gutters/ I'm sure there are others who have installed them more recently. Sherry

Overland is not online now, so, I'll show you where to go in your profile to see forums that you have subscribed to. Go to your profile, click on the double bubbles, x out the one(s) you no linger want to be subscribed to. Or, log in, go to that forum, look at the top, and see "unsubscribe", and click there. Hope this helps you and others. It's easy to subscribe accidentally. I've done it myself, a number of times. Then I get emails... Please, DON'T delete your account. All your previous posts will then say "anonymous." There's nothing wrong with your account, nor has the board been " hacked." Thanks for bringing up this important topic. We appreciate it. Sherry [attachment file=193338]

Sometimes people accidentally click this box, resulting in emails from the forum. I know I have done it. Sherry

I'm wondering why all those folks were up so late....? ?? Sherry

Congratulations! Is 89 a shorty, or a ii? Either way, happy to have you in the group. Hopefully, see you on the highway. Sherry

ctshort09, beautiful camper. CONGRATULATIONS!

Sounds like a great vacation trip, if you plan to take the time. March is often really pretty in middle tennesse. It's west that's an issue. If you're retired, amble south for awhile. Warm temps, no snow. Sherry

Sounds like a good solution

On our older trailets, fiamma, we strap it down with corkscrew hooks and straps, plus , for me, ( night time visibility) bits of neon surveyors ribbon, and call it done. Easy to pack it in, and roll up the awning, when the wind picks up. Sherry

Congratulations! And wishing you many miles of smiles, from hull #12. Sherry and Paul

We use a bulldog collar lock. Traveling, or at camp.

We have an older awning. We always drop one side at least six inches, especially in a rain event. Gather and place a few small rocks/ large gravel in the rain runoff path at the low end, to keep the splashback down. If it's really windy,or lightning, we roll up the awning and move inside. Sherry

How cool is that. Three Ollie's in one campground, without a previous plan. Love it. Glad everyone had a good time. Assuming no damage in the hailstorm? Sherry

Probably not everywhere, but my local Lowe's carries several models of the Little Giant in stock, including the newer, lighter, but not quite as adjustable fiberglass King Kombo. Not as easy to carry in the truck bed. More available online, ship free to store. Costco has only one, aluminim, 1a rated, online right now. I think its a model made for them, but a really nice size. Sherry

Great photos, Pete.

That's too funny, Steve. We tease a lot about the "stuff" you carry, but I also know you've been able to help a number of campers with your treasure trove of parts and tools. Not like you're just carrying your rock collection around... :) Sherry