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Question of the Week
 
How many miles will you travel this summer with your RV compared to last summer?
 
With  1970 responses thus far, here's how the voting is going:
 
More miles
15.69% (309)
About the same
28.88% (569)
Fewer miles
42.08% (829)
Won't travel with the RV this summer
13.35% (263)
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Too late for us; we committed to a 4000 mile trip before gas went nuts, no way out now.
Posted:   6/23/2008  By: csvreno  
Last summer we drove from Houston to Alaska & stayed for 3 months. This year we will travel between 2 membership parks in Florida, only 70 miles apart.
Posted:   6/22/2008  By: Anonymous  
Unless fuel prices skyrocket in the downward direction, the RV is parked and may soon be abandoned. The costs of ownership far surpass any good that can come of it now. One big liability at this point.
Posted:   6/22/2008  By: KnowWhenToFoldem  
Bought a winter home in Az and own a home in In. the Rv is for sale. At least the property will appreciate in value.
Posted:   6/21/2008  By: Anonymous  
I never put gas in my motor home last year. I have traveled from IL to CA this spring 5100 miles $2200 for fuel. I need to convert this to run on water.
Posted:   6/21/2008  By: Marty  
We live in Iowa, need I say more! Actually, we figured up all the costs of our only trip and it came to 3 meals in a restaurant. The message is to go camping and eat at home!
Posted:   6/21/2008  By: Lighthouse46  
we will be travelling more miles but will be combining our holidays and our hunting trip into one trip!
Posted:   6/21/2008  By: Anonymous  
We plan to make the same number of trips but to closer destinations and will spend more time parked and less time driving. We will never give up our RV no matter what the fuel cost.
Posted:   6/21/2008  By: Paul  
We are driving less miles this year, but it has nothing to do with the gas prices. It has every thing to do with our plans. This year we have already, starting from Buffalo, NY in February, traveled 4400 miles going to the Daytona 500, Vero Beach, Key West, Fort Myers and Lakeland in Florida, then on to Helen, GA to do some prospecting and then on to MS and TN to visit some Civil War sites. Earlier this month we raced our drag car at PINKS ALL OUT in Norwalk, Ohio. Next week we travel back to Norwalk, Ohio for the NHRA Nationals drag racing event. Then we start saving for our 2009 - 39 day trip to Alaska. When the money is gone, the money is gone.
Posted:   6/21/2008  By: Dick and Sandy  
Last year it was >16000 miles to and from Alaska and the northwest. This summer I have one motorhome parked in CO and another in No. AZ and will commute between the two via my toad. Bob Gorden. rgorden822@hotmail.com
Posted:   6/21/2008  By: Anonymous  
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