Few RVs

[ronsmith100]

I flew down to Dallas Friday and back today.
My son drove us in his motor home to a motorcycle race out near Tyler TX... which is about three hours away.
We left Dallas at rush hour on Friday afternoon and noticed a near absence of any kind of RV. Not counting our own we saw only TEN RVs for the interstate trip to Tyler.

A three day weekend and the highways were almost empty of recreational vehicles... and most cars too.

[Chester Taje]

A sign of the times.

[Donna D.]

I'm hearing two new words brought on by the high fuel prices:
1) Staycations.... where you stay home or very close by during vacation time
2) Urbanation.... where you leave suburbia and go downtown (and the hotels) for vacation time.

Neither sounds all that great to me, sure glad I own a Molded Lightweight Fiberglass RV

[Ian-Vicki]

I'm hearing two new words brought on by the high fuel prices:
1) Staycations.... where you stay home or very close by during vacation time
2) Urbanation.... where you leave suburbia and go downtown (and the hotels) for vacation time.

Neither sounds all that great to me, sure glad I own a Molded Lightweight Fiberglass RV

Amen.
cheers
Ian

[Christi V.]

I have seen more MH's and trailer than I thought I would over the holiday weekend... but didnt see any eggs!

I up'd my camping week to this Friday.. I was lucky to get a spot... Not the best but at least its a get-a-way.....

I have to say also AMEN to Donna's comment!!

[Larry&Carrie]

And this weekend in Central WA, Bulgemobiles pulling $30,000 boats, Toy haulers, pickups with humongus campers pulling trailers loaded with atvs, jetskis, etc were plugging the hiway. Go figure. Larry