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A web site that may be of interest regarding trucks at state and national parks and other traditionally RV places is http://www.rv.net/community/. This is a huge forum of RV enthusiasts. Signing on there and asking questions about truck parking may yield some good info. Let us know if you learn...

One week, in Portland Oregon.

Good thinking! A mistake newbies sometimes make is to immediately deadhead to the express center or area your carrier suggests. Our rule of thumb is to stay put 24 hours to see what might bubble up where you are. Then move if you have to. Otherwise, you may end up driving hundreds of miles one...

DC has a good light-rail transit system called the Metro. Go to one of the furthest stations out in the Arlington direction. Safer to park the truck out there. You'll have to find a parking place for the truck. Then walk or take a cab to the station and take the Metro to the Mall where Congress...

Since you can get online, use the internet to check sites like Yahoo city guide. Many cities and counties have visitors guides online. Try entering in search engines things like "bike rental" + "Hennepin County" or Hiking + "Portland Oregon" or "Horseback riding" + "Quad Cities". Note the...

Yes, we have parked at a state park campground. That was in a D-unit. It was in New Mexico overlooking a river and mountain scene. Very nice. The officials there had no problem at all with the truck, but the other campers gave us wierd looks as they walked or drove by. That made us feel out of...

Frieghtlinemike, You said you love to drive. I hope you love to write too. Your post was poetic and emotive. Keep 'em coming.

>My wife doesn't have a sister, but I still like to sleep in >my van in the rain. I also like to rattle people's chains. > :+ :+ I understand now. That trucker you met in the bathroom just pretended to be your wife's sister. ;)