Humphrey Bear…Rob

Thanks! Enjoyed this!

Yea - got to get my crap together, LOL!

We drove thru Topsail, but never seemed to be able to get a reservation -Jelly! Nice Trip!

Priorities! Glad your beds didn't get wet - great TR!

Wow! What a great trip! Awesome panoramic pics! I wanna go now!

Great Advice! And to Keith's point it's not only what CAN you tow, but what CAN you STOP!!!

Amen! Suggest Jayco or KZ, but dealer support is always important. If you can buy from an individual and know the history of it (always covered, stored inside, etc) it helps. In a used RV hopefully any factory issues have been fixed and the original buyer is taking the 30-50% depreciation hit...NOT YOU. Any RV over 3 years old will probably need new tires (they aren't always new when they get put on!) Finally - no matter what you are thinking about - do your research. There are forums for about every brand. That said - just be aware that the folks that are unhappy will scr

Hope springs eternal....

Wow! Great pics!

Magical Safe Spaces LOL!

Ok - on to California Adventure! I really have to admit I liked this park a lot. It's worth the trip alone. Radiator Springs is LIFE SIZED and had some really cool rides for kids of all ages. If you have kids who are big CARS fans, it's a must see. I was really blown away by the detail ( I know, it's Disney) You can see one of the Racers in the back ground of this pic below. Granted, most of these buildings are gift shops or counter service food, but still cool t

See - I knew somebody would know! Before I jump into California Adventure Park, I must give a nod to Toontown at Disneyland. Done very well - since we don't have little kids (Grandbaby coming in January tho'!) we didn't go here until very late in the day and the sun was going down when we got there. I've always loved Roger Rabbit and it was nice to see these characters again. The Roger Rabbit Car Toonspin brought the movie back and although most young folks don't remember it, this old Toddler really enjoyed it! Overall they did

Ohio...not TN. Although it may not be much cooler up there.... Tent camping definitely separates the die-hards from the rest of the pack, but you've got AC!! Hope things all work out...

I loved the Car's ride and Radiator springs too...my favorite part of the whole trip!!

Ok, Imgur to the rescue... Continuing with DisneyLand I think there is only about 15-20 acres in difference between the Magic Kingdom and DLand, but seemed so much smaller...the scale of everything as you can see above just seemed about half of WDW. Space Mountain has been refurbished much more recently here than DWorld and the "Shuttles" are much larger and hold 2 folks side by side and the ride was MUCH smoother. As you can see, my son was moderately excited, I was having a good time, and my wife's picked the best time to check to make