Italian FG caravan

[Bigfoot Mike]

Also, you can see many of our members are Show us your rig..

[Bigfoot Mike]

And then there are the past Home Page photos.

[robirob]

And then there are the past [b]Home Page photos.

Thank's Mike
the your caravans is very beautiful .... very compliments at all.

Appena posso inserirò le mie fotografie.
(As soon as I can I will insert my photographies.)

ciao
Rob

[Bigfoot Mike]

Thank's Mike
the your caravans is very beautiful .... very compliments at all.

Appena posso inserirò le mie fotografie.
(As soon as I can I will insert my photographies.)

ciao
Rob

Thank you for the English translation. I am looking forward to seeing your trailer. Show us some camping also if you can.

[robirob]

I am looking forward to seeing your trailer. Show us some camping also if you can.

I don't know if I have understand... hehehe... my english is very bad!
this is any pictures of the Lander in a Capalbio's camping in Tuscany

[robirob]

other pictures of the Lander in a Capalbio's camping in Tuscany

[robirob]

pictures of the Lander in a Florence's camping in Tuscany and my wife Susy

[robirob]

pictures of the Lander in a Denmark's camping:
Kjul, Kobenhavn, Mon and Maribo

[Bigfoot Mike]

I don't know if I have understand... hehehe... my english is very bad!
this is any pictures of the Lander in a Capalbio's camping in Tuscany

You are doing great. I have no Italian so I really appreciate your extra effort.

Your camp looks sandy.
<blockquote>Is that at the beach?
Does it get hot there?
Is that why there are shades?</blockquote>

[Brian B-P]

Thank you, Susy, for confirming the size information. Your description of the construction technique make sense; it starts with the colour layer we usually call a "gelcoat", it seems that a "chopper gun" is used to add the glass fibre, and Lander apparently heated the body parts in a furnace to cure them. I don't think that parts are heated for curing here.

My trailer is a 17-foot (or 17') Boler, like the ones shown in the Boler Album; a photo of my own trailer is shown in my post in the Show Us Your Rigs topic. I think it is very much like the Lander 401, although I prefer the Lander's shape. Also, my Boler has an axle with leaf springs, not like the independent suspension of the Landers and most Bolers.

[robirob]

You are doing great. I have no Italian so I really appreciate your extra effort.

Your camp looks sandy.
<blockquote>Is that at the beach?
Does it get hot there?
Is that why there are shades?</blockquote>

The capalbio's camping is on the beach... it is beautiful but in Italy there aren't many good camping...
In Italy there are many possessory of roulotte that they do not travel (the italian's word is "STANZIALI"), becaus the italian's peoples is very lazy... hehehe!!!

I instead travel very with mine caravan... in Europe and in Italy and in the 31 december I and many others friends of teh epocaravan's forum together will meet to celebrate the new year in a camping to Orbetello in Tuscany on the beach...

Sorry Mike, were I can see the pictures of the your caravan?

bye rob

[robirob]

Thi is the plage of the Capalbio'c camping in the May month and in this other pictures there is the panorama that is looked at from the city of capalbio

in this link there are the our vacations to the camping of capalbio

http://epocaravan.forumfree.net/?t=12429639

[Nancy]

Rob,

Are there any in your group who could come to the Oregon Gathering in Bandon, OR on July 19-22? There will be over 100 fiberglass units there.

I can only offer a tent and air bed.

You would certainly win the prize for coming the most miles. Would be interesting to see if your bottle of wine won the wine tasting competition.

http://www.fiberglassrv.com/board/in...p?showforum=66

Nancy in northern Minnesota

[Bigfoot Mike]

Sorry Mike, were I can see the pictures of the your caravan?
bye rob

Here are a few photos of my Casita. My wife and I try to go camping at least once a month on what we call “Date Weekend”. We also take two or three 2 week vacations during the year.

Here are probably more photos then you wanted.




Back roads to Coarsegold, California




Getting ready to leave for Oregon with our canoe & bicycles.
Atascadero, CA. (Atascadero means “mud hole” )
We now call the Mud Hole, “Atascadero Lake”.




Lori, my wife, cooking her famous Sour Dough Dutch Oven Cinnamon Rolls.
Flying Flags RV Park, Buellton, CA




Our Travel Trailer is a “17’ Casita”.
This is at a lake in California named Lake Casita.




Lake Pleasant, AZ with one of our dear friends, Morgan.

[Bigfoot Mike]

Here are a few more...




Rancheria RV Park in the High Seirras, California




Sacramento River, in Northern California




San Antonio Lake Boondocking on the shore.
Our family loves to meet here and water ski.
Day time temperatures get up to 110°F during the summer.




The family. That is me in the back.




Sproat Lake, Vancouver Island, Canada

I hope you enjoy seeing these.

[Barbara Gardin]

Welcome to all our new friends from Italia. We really enjoy seeing your pictures. Post lots. My husband came to Canada as a teenager from Riese Pio X the province of Treviso in Northern Italy.

[miss susy]

Thank you, Susy, for confirming the size information. Your description of the construction technique make sense; it starts with the colour layer we usually call a "gelcoat", it seems that a "chopper gun" is used to add the glass fibre, and Lander apparently heated the body parts in a furnace to cure them. I don't think that parts are heated for curing here.

My trailer is a 17-foot (or 17') Boler, like the ones shown in the Boler Album; a photo of my own trailer is shown in my post in the Show Us Your Rigs topic. I think it is very much like the Lander 401, although I prefer the Lander's shape. Also, my Boler has an axle with leaf springs, not like the independent suspension of the Landers and most Bolers.

Thank you for the compliments! Your trailer is very nice!!! the windows opening seems so particular!

[miss susy]

Rob,
Are there any in your group who could come to the Oregon Gathering in Bandon, OR on July 19-22? There will be over 100 fiberglass units there.

You would certainly win the prize for coming the most miles. Would be interesting to see if your bottle of wine won the wine tasting competition.

http://www.fiberglassrv.com/board/in...p?showforum=66

Nancy in northern Minnesota

It will be so funny!!!! And we will win certainly all the prize!!!
We must informed us about the fly with caravan

[robirob]

Hi Mike,
Your Casita is very beautiful and also your family,
... very compliments!

Have you also pictures of the interior of the caravan?
(Hai qualche immagine dell'interno della caravan?)

between some day I will show you the photos of the encounter that we will have to year-end
(Tra qualche giorno ti mostrerò le foto del nostro raduno di fine anno)

my english is very terrible!!!!

ciao Mike

Roberto

[robirob]

Welcome to all our new friends from Italia. We really enjoy seeing your pictures. Post lots. My husband came to Canada as a teenager from Riese Pio X the province of Treviso in Northern Italy.

Hi Barbara... I would like so much to come there and brought a lot of italian wine
(Ciao Barbara, mi piacerebbe tanto poter venire, e portarvi tanto vino italiano... hehehe!!!)