when time first began

There was a time when our universe was a black void in space long before the r-pod and predating Trailer Life (July, 1941); for most this represents a time line when trailering life began. Preceding that there was a place where time and and space morphed and grew into Comets and Fire Balls.  These remnants represent ancient light from stars long since past, eclipsed by mammoth spiral galaxies spinning in an ever expanding universe of luxury motor coaches, behemoth fifth wheels with fireplaces, center kitchen islands, washer/dryers and in-place theater systems.  Then there are the cavernous toyhaulers carrying legions of adult toys for the weekend warriors with front end accommodations to keep body and soul living in the lap of luxury, wanting for not.  The trailer-universe has changed.

But deep in a long forgotten corner of the universe is a globular cluster of ancient stars bound together by their gravitational tides with each pulling on the other holding each other to its respective orbit.  They appear now and then in all their glory and splendor that was.  It is in this forgotten corner of the universe (this time in Lake Havasu City, Arizona) that the vintage trailer show and camp out was held.

The r pod is the bridge that eclipses the opposite ends of the universe.

http://methus.smugmug.com/Vintage-Trailers

Bert

Upon first sentence or so, I thought I was going to see a Star Wars movie... Our first experience with a tt (rpod)8yr ago, was a 3.5 hr drive to Golden Lake campground. Was a much better camp outing than in a tent.... Our 2012 177 did/has preformed great ever since then.

Hmmmmm have to check in your guns? all of them?  

sounds like that could be a good time 

Originally posted by Old & out-to-play No "Star Wars" at the vintage trailer show.  However, if you're in this neighborhood I can take you to a place very similar to the desert outpost bar in Star Wars.  This place, Nellie E's Saloon, is about 15 miles East of nowhere at the base of Buckskin Mountain.  The road is very primitive, there's no phone, no cell service in places, barren desert land and hard rock canyons.  It's open Oct - Apr. on weekends only from 12PM to 6PM or when they decide to close.  Its inhabitants look like extras from the Star Wars movies and they drive/ride in on their machines that look like they came from a Mad Max movie...."check in your razors and all your guns".  The place has limited water, no air conditioning and runs off solar.  By two on any given Saturday or Sunday the place is packed with two legged creatures and there's a country band playing southern rock, blues and traditional country. It's a real hoot to come and see the desert animals at play. Bert

Dang sounds like a real nice "family" place. If I ever get out that way count me in especially if they have PBR on tap!