In article
,
"Leo Lichtman" wrote:

"Arch" wrote: (clip)YMMV, but to me it's sad that people go to places of
historical interest
or exotic geography and spend their entire stay in a Holiday Inn.
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
I wholeheartedly agree. I still remember camping in Yosemite Valley, and
seeing the setup at a nearby campsite: two families pitched their tents
face to face, surrounded the space with tarps, and sat inside playing cards.

Want to do woodturning? Stay home. Or you could construct a large enclosed
trailer, with a complete shop inside.

They are called a "toy hauler" and just about every RV dealer carries a
line of them.

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Ralph E Lindberg wrote:

In article
,
"Leo Lichtman" wrote:

"Arch" wrote: (clip)YMMV, but to me it's sad that people go to
places of historical interest
or exotic geography and spend their entire stay in a Holiday Inn.
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
I wholeheartedly agree. I still remember camping in Yosemite Valley,
and seeing the setup at a nearby campsite: two families pitched
their tents face to face, surrounded the space with tarps, and sat
inside playing cards.

Want to do woodturning? Stay home. Or you could construct a large
enclosed trailer, with a complete shop inside.

They are called a "toy hauler" and just about every RV dealer carries
a line of them.


So one could go RVing and still hide in the garage ... ;o)