Gypsy, I did see Lance there, but by the time I spotted them I was so tired, I just kept walking out the gate to my car. Now I wish I had taken the time to do a walk through so I'd know what your future rig looks like inside. Oh well, next time.
I caught part of a seminar about taking an RV to Alaska, and it was very interesting. I'm not even going to Alaska in the foreseeable future, but sure did enjoy his talk and photos. Some of the things he talked about can be used by anyone crossing the border into Canada, too, or just in general.
I also went to a seminar about full timing. It was very interesting as well and I learned some things I haven't seen in blogs or forums.
I did some looking at Class C rigs, but most of them I've seen before. There was one that was interesting to me. Here are some photos:
This is the layout
It has the cabover bed, and then it also has two dinettes. At first I thought that was kind of weird, but then I thought, "office/craft space." The rear dinette would be a good office space. The front dinette is large, and could be used as a couch also.
Do you have any opinions about this configuration for a solo RVer who'd love to have an office to use for computer stuff and crafting activities that don't always have to be put away?
Excuse the blurry photos, they are taken from the video I took with my little Olympus Stylus camera.
Well, you've all done it, and I guess when the time comes I will, too.
I have to tell you, I keep thinking about Margie and Bruce and Annie. I had a lot of things to do yesterday and today, but they kept popping in throughout the day. I'd guess you are all having the same thing happen. I hope Annie and their family are doing okay, they are in my thoughts and prayers.
Sam & Donna, Katie's Puppy of the Day looks like a "Riggen the Wonderdog" puppy. : )
From me and Katie, have a nice evening, everyone...
I think all of us keep thinking about Bruce and Margie. I told my daughter all about it because she's heard me mention Margie so many times, and I was planning to meet them on their way back north in December. So my daughter started reading blogs today (can't believe it! ) and she was hooked, especially on Margie's. She said she kept clicking on links and read quite a few blogs of others as well.
ReplyDeleteSpeaking of Lance at an RV show, mine would be totally different than a brand spanking new one. Most of the new ones have at least one slide out, and I definitely did NOT want any slides. I'm afraid they compromise the integrity of the camper, but the manufacturers know if they make the rigs look really spacious, people are more likely to want them. I'm happy to have found a good used one that has exactly what I want.
Thanks so much for the mention, and thinking of Rigg's, I sure miss that rascal, it made me think of our first meeting when my son brought him home and laid him on my chest when I was napping and as I opened my eyes I got a puppy lick in the face, now a hundred pounds later I still get the licks but you need a towel now. Be safe out there and give your little fur baby a pet for me. Sam & Donna.
ReplyDeletePretty, pretty rig--I can feel your excitement from here!
ReplyDeleteThat's an interesting layout. When I drove a Class B by myself, I had just one couch/bed/dinette. I got tired of having the dinette up and then taking it apart to make the bed each evening. So I either ended up with my laptop in my lap or on a small table that I managed to wedge into the aisle. For one person, you might have just found a really good solution to have a bed and an office area. Keep in mind that you won't have a bed that you can walk around so it is more difficult to make up. Keep looking and asking questions. You'll know when you find the right one.
ReplyDeleteI went to the show yesterday. Wasn't really looking for anything, but enjoyed looking at "What's New." Didn't find anything I couldn't live without, so left with my wallet intact.
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