WagginMaster
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Howdy Folks,
My name is Jerry and my wife is Carol. We are new owners of a 2004 Winnebaggo 37B Adventurer. We have been living in our 34RLSA Cedar Creek for over a year now and decide to trade the fifth wheel and truck in for the motor home. My wife just could not get comfortable riding in the 1-ton truck. The only issue I had was keeping my coffee in the cup.
We work as we travel. So far we worked at an animal rescue farm in Maysville, North Carolina and a llama farm in Blue Ridge, Georgia. We are currently working on a cattle ranch in Ledbetter, TX.
If you are interested in reading about our adventure, please take a trip to our blog.
The transition from fifth wheel to motor home has been pretty stressful since we have too much stuff. In fact I think I will call the motor home Cramalot-Inn. We also have a none traditional toad (2006 Grand Marquis). At least now, we have a smooth ride and I no longer spill the coffee.
We are looking forward to learning more about caring for our motor home
My name is Jerry and my wife is Carol. We are new owners of a 2004 Winnebaggo 37B Adventurer. We have been living in our 34RLSA Cedar Creek for over a year now and decide to trade the fifth wheel and truck in for the motor home. My wife just could not get comfortable riding in the 1-ton truck. The only issue I had was keeping my coffee in the cup.
We work as we travel. So far we worked at an animal rescue farm in Maysville, North Carolina and a llama farm in Blue Ridge, Georgia. We are currently working on a cattle ranch in Ledbetter, TX.
If you are interested in reading about our adventure, please take a trip to our blog.
The transition from fifth wheel to motor home has been pretty stressful since we have too much stuff. In fact I think I will call the motor home Cramalot-Inn. We also have a none traditional toad (2006 Grand Marquis). At least now, we have a smooth ride and I no longer spill the coffee.
We are looking forward to learning more about caring for our motor home
