New from Beaverton, OR

[Betty in Oregon]

Hubby and I have been RVing since our 30-year-old daughter was in diapers. We've gone from a 17' fiberglass Canadian-made Boler, to a 20' Prowler TT that leaked, to a 30' Alpenlite 5th wheel, to our current 30' Alpenlite 5th wheel with 2 slides. We have never had problems with either Alpenlite.
We've traveled in various parts of Alberta, B.C. and Saskatchewan in Canada; and throughout Oregon, Washington, a bit in Idaho, Montana and Wyoming.
We still travel to Calgary about every 3 years because we still have lots of family and friends there. Our most recent trip was this May and June to Montana and Wyoming.
Hubby still has several years before retirement so we're limited to weekends and 3-week vacations.
The best piece of advice I can give the novice is to attend a Life on Wheels seminar. We attended one in Moscow, Idaho and it was the best week we spent. They teach you everything you ever wanted to know about RVing, and in a fun way.
The reason I joined this forum is because I enjoy researching new places to visit. I also enjoy helping others with information that I may know.

[Betty in Oregon]

Hubby and I have been RVing since our 30-year-old daughter was in diapers. We've gone from a 17' fiberglass Canadian-made Boler, to a 20' Prowler TT that leaked, to a 30' Alpenlite 5th wheel, to our current 30' Alpenlite 5th wheel with 2 slides. We have never had problems with either Alpenlite.
We've traveled in various parts of Alberta, B.C. and Saskatchewan in Canada; and throughout Oregon, Washington, a bit in Idaho, Montana and Wyoming.
We still travel to Calgary about every 3 years because we still have lots of family and friends there. Our most recent trip was this May and June to Montana and Wyoming.
Hubby still has several years before retirement so we're limited to weekends and 3-week vacations.
The best piece of advice I can give the novice is to attend a Life on Wheels seminar. We attended one in Moscow, Idaho and it was the best week we spent. They teach you everything you ever wanted to know about RVing, and in a fun way.
The reason I joined this forum is because I enjoy researching new places to visit. I also enjoy helping others with information that I may know.

["007"]

Welcome Betty & Hubby to irv2
Thanks for posting your advise and experiences with some of your observstions on RVing over the years. Join us often and post likewize.

[RV Wizard]

Betty in Oregon, welcome to iRV2.com. We are glad to have you join us here and we look forward to reading of your adventures and experiences. Congratulations on the new Alpenlite. I am sure you will enjoy both it and the forum. You will find we are a group of fun loving RVers that like to help each other where we can. Any questions you have, just ask. Good luck and stay safe.

[Joe-K]

Hi Betty
Welcome to the site, and please feel free to post often. You'll find a lot of folks here who like hearing from experienced RV'ers like yourselves who can share your experiences with others.

[Edmund A Skibinski]

Welcome Betty to the website, and thank you in advance for any useful information you might be able to pass on to our readers. Ed.S

[Hitchhiker]

Hello Betty,

Welcome to iRV2, we're really glad to have you here as a new member and are looking forward to reading your posts about your RVing experiences and adventures in your Alpenlite fiver. You'll find a great bunch of folks on this site who are very knowledgeable of RVing, the rigs we use, and the places we go in them.

As you'll see, they're eager to help and share their knowledge and experiences with others.

Again, welcome to iRV2, we're glad you joined.

[Gary RVRoamer]

Hi Betty and welcome to IRV2. My wife nancy & I are workamping in Moses Lake, WA this summer at the Suncrest RV Resort. Drop in and say hello if you are in the area.