Camping pics

[Trailman]

Post pics of your vintage tent trailers out there camping.
From last weekend, nice site in the shade beside a rustic cabin on the Tobique river NB, Canada.
Awesome canoe and endless kids swimming weekend.
1969 SeWoods tent trailer  :W
 

[Funrover]

1971 Cox Conestoga

Winter Park,CO



Lake Dillon,CO

[Trailman]

Nice photos Funrover  :-()

Can't get a photo to show using the image button or by typing the img /img in brackets  :confused:
I must get more pics of my vintage campers camping, i always forget to take more after the initial set-up ones.

[AustinBoston]

Take the question mark and the numbers after it out of the URL.  If you hit the small "Reply" button, you can see how I've done it with this post:



Austin

[Trailman]

Thanks Austin  :!

[TheViking]

Take the question mark and the numbers after it out of the URL. If you hit the small "Reply" button, you can see how I've done it with this post:
 

 
Austin

I don't understand how you can get such BIG pics on here.  Everytime I try the site tells me the pic has to be under 40,000 KB

[AustinBoston]

I don't understand how you can get such BIG pics on here.  Everytime I try the site tells me the pic has to be under 40,000 KB

That is because you are posting an attachment.  What the [img ]...[ /img] construct does is allow you to post a URL to an image that is actually stored somewhere else, such as PBase or PhotoBucket.  There are ways to get it to work with Webshots as well, such as this image from my webshots page:


Image is copyright

[Funrover]

What does the inside of your camper look like?

[Trailman]

What does the inside of your camper look like?

I will get some photos of the inside this weekend.
Just a tent off the ground, bunk and storage shelve right and left of the box, room for luggage/gear and a small table if needed.
It's basic, no kitchenette but I think that is why i like it, we have a sink and stove in our other camper but never use them.

[Funrover]

I will get some photos of the inside this weekend.
Just a tent off the ground, bunk and storage shelve right and left of the box, room for luggage/gear and a small table if needed.
It's basic, no kitchenette but I think that is why i like it, we have a sink and stove in our other camper but never use them.

I have a sink, ice box and stove that RARELY get use also.. the basic is really nice!

[Funrover]

This weekend in Lake Dillon

[AustinBoston]

That is because you are posting an attachment.  What the [img ]...[ /img] construct does is allow you to post a URL to an image that is actually stored somewhere else, such as PBase or PhotoBucket.  There are ways to get it to work with Webshots as well, such as this image from my webshots page:


Image is copyright

[TheViking]

This weekend at El Mirage Dry Lake.
 
 
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[trinityncgal]

[Funrover]

Nice set up!