Drive up to Chilliwack from Georgia? or get delivery?

[cpaharley2008]

Hollybee,
One nice thing about pulling your new Escape behind you is the open road ahead of you. You no longer have to make reservations for rooms ahead of time, all you need is a level parking space so you can stop and rest. We sometimes stop at a KOA, the Howard Johnson of campgrounds. Have never been refused. I keep driving until I get tired, could be 6, 12, or even 18 hours....but my bathing bed is always behind me, including a cold drink in the refer.

[Greg A]

Originally Posted by MyronL

Actually, no WalMart in Moriarity - nearest is exit off I-40 in Edgewood. Very open for business and a regular stopping place for east-west rv travelers.

Ah, Thanks Myron, corrected. Edgewood is the Walmart we use. For some reason Moriarity jumped out at me which is close by and we always get snowed on when we come through there.

[MyronL]

Moriarity has a nice Burger King but what's really nice about it is the black-water dump station on the west wall. You want fries with that?

Ten bucks to unlock and use.

[Hollybee]

We re in TEXAS on our way to LK Havasu AZ where will meet our baby as they roll her off the trailer Monday noon.... ETI made us an offer we couldn’t refuse. And we get to see our relatives and camp our way back to TN :-)

[Mike Lewis]

Originally Posted by C&G in FL

But as soon as the medical crisis is over I will hook up the trailer, climb in the driver’s seat and head of to my chosen destination no matter how far away it is.

Yep. Me too.

Living in one corner of the country means that I have to travel a long way to see a lot of things, but then I get to see everything else along the way. That's what makes this fun.