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Old 09-28-2009, 03:09 AM
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Default Re: West Coast from Los Angeles to Vancouver

Frances... two pieces of practical advise regarding Los Angeles:

1. Learn a little bit of Mexican/Central-American Spanish before visiting
and
2. Try to avoid driving that motorhome in rush-hour traffic on the major freeways.

Tip 1 will yield you the best food from those communities have to offer (eat off of a Taco truck at least once!) and tip 2 will help you avoid crawling on the freeways in traffic at 5 miles-per-hour.

Wherever you go you'll have a good time I hope!
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Old 09-30-2009, 10:28 PM
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Default Re: West Coast from Los Angeles to Vancouver

Frances,

Friends of mine retired last year, bought a trailer (after successfully testing living conditions for about two years) and have been travelling the US and Canada ever since. They researched RV camps at these sites:

Trailer Life Magazine: Follow the Road to Adventure
and
Meet RVers and Go RVing | RV Owners Online Community at Good Sam Club

with good satisfaction. Bookings are all possible on line.

BTW, most such places in North America offer free internet connection, so if you have a computer on board (laptop?) you can post your adventures here as you go

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Old 10-01-2009, 12:53 AM
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Default Re: West Coast from Los Angeles to Vancouver

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eat off of a Taco truck at least once!
Taco Zone to be exact......parked on Alvarado, next to Vons market...
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