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I have a 6yo Siberian Husky that I have fed wellness since day 1. Started out with the yellow bag puppy formula and after a year moved her to wellness core blue bag. She has never been sick or digestive issues a day in her life. My last Husky was fed Pro Plan and she was always sick and passed away at 7yo. I tried her on multiple foods but Pro Plan is what she would eat and tolerate. Wellness is a bit expensive but we get almost 2 months out of the big bag so I don't feel as bad buying it. Thanks, Ryan

Any I nuts in my thought process here? Hoping someone can do a sanity check for me. Like many of us, we try and find the most affordable way to travel down to the Ft (and pay for the trip at the same time). I think this time I am going to try something new. Normally, I try and snag up gift cards at the local Giant Eagle and normally get them when they are .20 back in fuel perks. I hoard up gift cards throughout the year and then pay for my trip with them (and use the fuel perks to save on gas). During that time, I take the fuel perks and use them at random times throughout the year (sometime

Wow I missed that completely. I figured it looked like a pretty clean slate to start with. Minor outside work and most would be updating the interior. Looks like the fridge was replaced recently. I Doubt that was an original. Ryan

I have bought 2 campers from them. They have 10k on in but normally sell for 20-30% less than what they have it listed for. I would buy it if I wasn't getting ready to buy land and build a house. I just noticed that it has a State of Florida Used Vehicle Inspection sticker on it. Think it has been to the Fort? :D

http://www.tomraper.com/rv/richmond+in/airstream+traveltrailer/18728/airstream+airstream+29+land+yacht Don't find these older Airstreams often around where I live anymore. Outside looks to be in good shape but could use some polishing. Interior needs work but doesn't appear to be to bad. Would be a good project camper. Ryan

When we replaced our hybrid, it was actually in the shop getting a list of things fixed including the tent end that the tree limb fell on. Replacing it was an impulse buy but the wife and I agreed that we couldn't put our young ones in danger. That one time almost ruin camping for me for life. Took me almost a year on aniexty meds just to cut back on the things that would run through my mind just thinking about going camping. It really sucked. Buying the new camper helped change all that. We did have a 3 bed hybrid (Palomino 213x). We ended up using the back bunk for storage when we were out t

Biggest issue was the incident with a tree limb falling on one of the tent ends. Never could sleep in it after that. I posted a long write up on here under other campgrounds and twin knobs. There are pics as well. Outside of that, we found that there was little storage, shower leaked around the base and the dealer couldn't find an easy fix, with the ends out it was hard to cool during hot weather, and when the 4 of us were in it, it seemed crammed. Those were the biggest issues. I am sure there were others but at this point I have forgot what they were. The TT has a lot more space and allows u

What you have (i.e. Class A, TT, 5th wheel): 2015 Rockwood 8312SS Travel Trailer 35' If you're towing (so TT or 5th wheel) how heavy is it: Sticker say 7400 dry. We load it up to about 8200. Just got it a few months back so have not been to the scales with it loaded yet. Only been on 2 trips so far and both trips we packed pretty light. If you tow, what is your tow vehicle: 2013 Ram 1500 Crew Cab Sport 4x4, 5.7 Hemi, 3.55 gears, short bed Gas mileage: 9-12 towing and 17-22 not towing Do you like it, love it or hate it (this applies to both the tow vehicle and what you're towing (or driving if

Thanks for all the help. Trip is booked. Arriving 11/22/2015 and leaving 12/4/2015. Requested sites 1312 first then 1310. These were the two sites I was thinking of after reviewing what you guys provided and a few different videos on youtube.

Thanks for the info. The video seemed to help jog my memory. I think it is site 1312 that I remember. I was looking for the site that you can see the camper well from Big Pine Drive. Not sure if anyone knows what I am referring to. Unfortunately, I have a Windows Phone and no one seems to make apps for that platform. To bad because the phone is a nice piece of technology with very little following. Thanks, Ryan

Anyone have any pictures of these two sites? I was down there in May and forgot to snap some. We are booking out next trip for 2 weeks at the Ft at the end of 2015 and I believe these were the two sites I liked. Can anyone help me out? Thanks, Ryan

I am hoping I don't run into this again. We pickup the new TT tomorrow and leave Thursday for a trip to Elkmont down in the Smokies. I am a little nervous about it to be honest.

Didn't see another thread on this so I figured I would start one. Post your pictures of your kids first trip to Disney. Here is one of my wife and son on his first trip in 2010. We were on the bus headed to the Fort from Ticket and Transportation (we stayed off of Disney property this year). And here is one of me and my daughter on her first trip back in May (a chance like this only comes around once so I had to do it).

The pavilion seems to be a favorite. Here is one I took back in Nov 2010 when we took my son for the first time. Also took this one of the Castle when we were there.

Well it has been just about a year since we went here. First impressions, it was great campground. No full hookup but had good cell coverage and power was stable during the rain storm that hit a few hours after we got there. This was my first father/son camping trip and it did not go well at all (not because of my son surprisingly). Here is a picture of our site. It was really big and quiet. We were on a loop where sites couldn't be reserved. We were put on what at first I thought was an amazing site. After we got setup, we decided to checkout the camp store which was over by the beach