Maintenance & Restoration

Lyndon Laney · 11-11-2009, 06:15 AM

The very best was by DeLorm years ago .They used the triple a information It was called MAP&GO but they saw fit to part ways with AAA and the info now is quite out dated but I still use it. Along with Microsoft and trailer life.

Raya · 11-11-2009, 09:35 AM

Lyndon,

I have to ask about your trailer name!

"TOGEATHERNEST"

I've been turning it over every which way in my mind, and I can't figure it out completely. I get "togetherness" and "nest," but what is the "A" in "TOGEATHER" for

I have to know!

As you can imagine, when I see customized license plates, like IGO4LTR, I can't stop thinking about them until I figure them out!

Thanks,

Raya

SherryNPaul · 11-11-2009, 01:31 PM

We have S.L. Hinkle's book Camping with the Corps of Engineers. He has published several editions, and it's available in many camping stores and online through Amazon and bookstores.
Not all COE parks have a lot of facilities. For example, Cove Lake in Arkansas had no electric, a few fresh water outlets spotted around the cg, pit toilets, and the showers are at the swimming pavilion a good long drive away, but the sites are beautiful. In Missouri, we've stayed at Wappepolo and Pomme de Terre, in the primitive sections, but other sections had hookups available. Online, google army corps of engineers lakes gateway and you'll find a map and information of other locations.
I find the official state maps have more camping information than the AAA maps and Walmart atlases, so I collect them as we travel. I don't find AAA or Woodalls camping guides to be very helpful to us.

Lyndon Laney · 11-12-2009, 05:35 PM

Lyndon,

I have to ask about your trailer name!

"TOGEATHERNEST"

I've been turning it over every which way in my mind, and I can't figure it out completely. I get "togetherness" and "nest," but what is the "A" in "TOGEATHER" for

I have to know! :

Well ya see I am a machinist-Farmer not a speller and thats the way i thought it was