Sharon, we have never second guessed our decision to buy our T@B, either and we'll probably never get rid of it short of some disaster like a fire or a beer truck plowing into it in an intersection, :-O BUT...at some point we do want to get a bigger trailer and eventually, come retirement time, we'd want to full-time or at least "most-of-the-time" in a big, roomy class A...all the while keeping the T@B. :-) And as you've said the friends and adventures we had and made because of this dear little trailer are priceless!
Hoping we can make your Blue Ridge Rally this year, but doubtful. :-(
-Alan
--- In tabtrailers@yahoogroups.com, "Sharon Sigmon" <wsbswsbs@...> wrote:
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> Mornin' Everyone...
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> I always like to look at those new campers like the Earthbound when people post info, but I have never ever second-guessed my decision to buy my T@B. I looked for two years before purchasing my sweet SplashT@B. I was lucky that two T@B dealers were within an hour's drive from home here in NC.
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> I like to brag on her looks, boast of her simplicity, and talk about how maintenance-free she has been. I remind myself often of how easy it was to go from never camping a day in my life (much less towing another vehicle), to not worrying about hitting the road all by myself.
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> Over the years we have all shared such wonderful stories of our T@B adventures. Without this camper, I would never have met all of you. Without this camper I would have have traveled to some of the places I've been. Without this camper my life would have been less rich.
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> So on the Sunday morning in NC, I'd just like to say that I'm grateful for everything that my sweet SplashT@B has brought to my life...especially YOU!!
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> Now bring on the camping season!!
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> Sharon in NC
> SplashT@B #2487
> "Peace, Love & Camping"
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