[Ron T]

Errol,

I'm green with envy. My wife and I had a good five years on the road and though I'm not happy to be ground bound I'm glad I had the chance to put the pedal to the metal. What I am happy about is I got started carving at the end of the travels. I never would have been able to carry a full workshop like you in my RV, a 36' motorhome.

Now as to suggestions, I hear they've got 45' rigs on the road now with full basements. That might even allow you to work outside when it's raining, LOL. All kidding aside, you've done wonders setting up your gear and like the others, if I met you on the road, you'd have had an all day visitor.

Regarding the "wheels", I'm already next to the last. I can't hunt sticks anymore or drive, but I'm still cutting them up. I think you all call it carving.

[errol]

Ron, thanks for the nice comments. I would welcome you and any others if and when we ever meet on the road. We would have a "BALL"!! give each other some pointers and tips on carving and swap a few tall tales! LOL,
Errol

[R-OLDS]

All I have to say is WOW, you sure have the carving stuff.
My wife and I spend 5-6 months each year in an RV and I don't have that much carving equipment with me, I'd like a little more but there are two full sets of golf clubs, two metal detectors, my wifes Karaoke equipment, her oil painting supplies, my woodcarving tools. I also have transported a small ham radio station with us for 5 years this year I finally set it up and discovered there was way to much man made interference in our RV park in south Texas.
The truck and 5th wheel are rather full when we are finished packing.

Randal