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I've never seen that page before.  Thank you for passing that along!
 
Thank you.  So... you didn't feel that the movie pushed/encouraged having a bad attitude or a reliance on technology over personal relationships?  The link above cleared up the question I had on possible swear words (read a couple of reviews that mentioned frustration with that).  

You don't buy an RV as a investment.  Everything goes down in value.  Some more than others.  While I agree with much of what the article writer described in his article, his recommendation was a Casita.  No way will that be comfortable for more than 1 person.  There are a few manufacturers that have an excellent reputation for quality but you will find that you will still have to do maintenance on all of them.  You will also have to recognize that you will pay for what you get.  There is one very large manufacturer that claims 80% of the RV market.  That is based on price not on quality.  The quality manufacturers do not have problems with delamination because they build a quality product using quality materials.  While an EPDM roof is guaranteed for 12 years it should last 20.  It will tear if you let a tree branch scrape across it.  Don't ask me how I know.  Many quality companies use fiberglass roofs and fiberglass front and rear caps.  The quality manufacturers for Class A's are Newmar, Tiffin, Winnebago and Fleetwood.  The next time you go camping look around and see what everyone else has.  The new ones are going to be different from the old ones.  The units still on the road after 10-20 years will most likely be the ones I mentioned.  But there are always exceptions.  The writer found a few really bad pictures and used them to slam the entire industry.  In most cases that's fair but not in all cases.  My current RV is a 2007 Newmar Baystar.  Its built on the same assembly line that their $1 million dollar Essex's are build on by the same people.  My unit is an entry level Class A with a Ford Chassis.  I never had a leak and the quality of the components are generally good but I still had to fix the hot water heater, the refrigerator and the automatic steps over the years.  If I had to do it all over again and I just might,  I would stick with a gas Class A with a full body paint job, Fiberglass Roof  and a residential refrigerator.  But units from those manufacturers with those features are not cheap. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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Oooh!  Now I can get my Fin du Monde in a souvenir mug - winning!  :)

A couple of weeks ago I stayed at the Fort for the first time in a rented camper. We have always brought our own camper in the past, but wanted to try out something bigger. The process could not have been easier! We rented from Greenberg and they had the camper hooked up and waiting for us when we arrived about 2:00pm. They set up an outdoor rug, camping chairs, an outdoor fan, and even attached a tablecloth to the picnic table. They got the site # straight from Disney. On check out day we just left the keys on the table and drove away. Greenberg is having a promotion with significantly reduced rates in September, so we have booked another trip for then. I can't wait!
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I just made reservations for fall 2018 and didn't even look at what I paid.  Guess I should check that!

True that. I think we are on our 6th trailer in 10 years

Well it wouldn't be the first one you sold.

You betcha.  PM sent.  :)

Will you offer these for sale. It is fabulous.

In its natural habitat

We love Le Cellier, especially the Le Cellier Signature Poutine and the filet.

I will agree on Le Cellier and Via Napoli, my youngest son's trip is not complete with out Le Cellier and I love the cheese soup with the pretzel bread. Yes the pizza is good at Via Napoli and he is a pizza expert!!!!!

Depending upon your normal feeding routine, you could try a bit of something from the quick serve in every country.  We tried to do that the last time we were there, but we didn't make it.  LOL  We filled up faster than we thought.