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Just back from a nice camping trip, maiden voyage of an old 70's model Steury Pop-Up.
Left on the 13th (Friday) and back late last night, no problems.
(no not all my stuff is 40+ years old, we do have a couple of early 2000's vehicles)

I have had this sitting around for years and recently went through it re-did the interior,
got rid of all the vinyl flooring and added some composite floor, repainted and re-did all the cushions.
Fully solar, self contained and perfect for short dry camping or boondocking trips.

Excellent weather until yesterday afternoon, a bit of snow and a nice covering here at home (finally).

So go to the official websites of Mexico, and I think you can find out how Fish Collecting works with them.

Excellent restoration, I liked how you talked about Camping Trip, and now I also want to arrange this with my girlfriend and friends. We did this about 5 years ago, but now all my friends have sold their vans. But if I fail to go on a Camping Trip with my friends in the spring, I will fly to Budapest because I can find a free tour of this city on this website https://www.freetour.com/budapest. Moreover, they say that Budapest is a charming city, and I have wanted to see it for a long time. But I really like the renovation that you did!

it sounds like you had a blast reconnecting with nature. There's something magical about swapping screens for starry skies, isn't there? As for dbfahrplan.com, it seems like a handy tool for planning your next getaway. I've used similar sites before, and they can be a lifesaver when it comes to navigating public transportation in unfamiliar places. Plus, they often offer insider tips and hidden gems along the way. Personally, I love the spontaneity of camping trips, but having a reliable resource like dbfahrplan.com can definitely add peace of mind to the journey.