ozarkroozer
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This last adventure alone had us both sold on the RTT! There were numerous times we'd watch fellow campers setting up their ground tents on wet, sandy ground. Or packing them up after a night of pouring rain and having to put it in the truck with them.
We'd simply fold ours up, put the cover on and be ready to go.
I always laugh when I hear people on this forum say they're headed accross country and do they think they'd get in trouble setting up a RTT in a rest area or truck stop...ROFLMAO
I honestly think you'd cause a traffic jam or an accident if you were to do that.
We set ours up in front of our small motel when we got back to Florida from Michigan simply because we had drove through numerous days of rain and had slept in it during numerous days of rain and we wanted to give it a full day of airing out.
Now remember we live on a small island in Cedar Key Florida that only has one road in and out (This is where the motel is located). My wife came inside and told me to go take the tent down because she had watched numerous cars almost get in accidents from stopping in the middle of the road to gawk or just lock up their brakes when they would see it.
Trying to sleep in a rest area would be impossible. When the Atlantic Rising group stayed with us in their Orange Landrover with RTT, it was the same thing. Traffic jams the entire time they were here:Wow1:
Just wanted to say I love my Large Camp Lab. Only problem Ive had is a broken zipper handle do hicky. Now a pair of vice grips does the trick. Also wanted to say how jealous I am of your homebase in Cedar Key. I use to date a girl in Tallahassee and we would drive over and stay a few days at a time. Rent a little boat and fish around the islands, cold beer on the dock. Little slice of heaven down there. The memory remains, the girl is long gone.