Hello to all,
I just ran across this forum and decided to join. A little about our selves..We started full timing Aug. 29 due to Hurricane Katrina. Full timing wasn't in our plans but now after about six months we are adjusting OK. We were supposed to be wintering in Fla. but are stuck in Slidell La. taking care of insurance issues and house. We will finally rap up the hurricane issues and hit the road.
Thank God, we had bought our RV in June and were getting to know how to operate it. It is a 1998 Vogue with a lot of bells and whistles that take some getting use to. The Only problem with the coach is it is out of production and there is no manufacture to call for info. But it is amazing that I can always find someone that can help us with problems.....So we are on our way.....
See Ya at a lovely Camp Ground
drwho? ?(aka? John)
I just ran across this forum and decided to join. A little about our selves..We started full timing Aug. 29 due to Hurricane Katrina. Full timing wasn't in our plans but now after about six months we are adjusting OK. We were supposed to be wintering in Fla. but are stuck in Slidell La. taking care of insurance issues and house. We will finally rap up the hurricane issues and hit the road.
Thank God, we had bought our RV in June and were getting to know how to operate it. It is a 1998 Vogue with a lot of bells and whistles that take some getting use to. The Only problem with the coach is it is out of production and there is no manufacture to call for info. But it is amazing that I can always find someone that can help us with problems.....So we are on our way.....
See Ya at a lovely Camp Ground
drwho? ?(aka? John)
The Vogue was a very expensive unit and at the top of the line for motor coaches. If you have any questions I'm sure there will be someone here that can answer them. As you have found out you will get lots of help in any campground. The quickest way to draw a crowd is open the hood on your car or the engine compartment on your rig. 
