Well, back safe and sound. About 1750 miles. Two marginal campgrounds; Evangola in New York was just badly laid out and Seaport in Mystic, Connecticut which was pretty swampy over by me. One okay campground, Winhall Brook in Vermont and one nice campground, Seven Points Corp of Engineers in Pennsylvania.
Saw two 13' Bolers, I think, that were heading south in Vermont. Both seemed painted to color coordinate with their tow vehicles which looked like older (antique?) cars. Both were traveling together. And what I think was a 16'
Scamp heading west on I-80 in Pennsylvania or Ohio. I don't know where I was at that time.
I reserved ahead and chose sites with electricity. Boy was that wise. Got a lot of use out of the A/C this trip. (Hot and muggy)
This picture was at Seven Points (Roystown Lake). This loop was on the side of a hill and the picnic tables were usually either above or below the trailer site. Very pretty and clean campground.
Drive a day, stay a day worked great. Longest days were about 450 miles and there were three of them.
I have a Ford F150 with the big V8. Probably averaged about 15 mpg with 16-16.5 over the flat stuff in Ohio and most of New York. Mostly 65-70 mph with brief peeks at 75. (Knowing exactly what your trailer weighs, what your tire can carry at it's maximum pressue allows you to "explore" certain footnotes in the Tire & Rim Assn recommended maximum speeds. While legally doubtful, I WAS within T&RA guidelines.)