We came across a funny blog website the other day called, “Why We Need English Teachers“. The site has many signs that you would see when you take your motorhome out traveling and camping, making that memorable camping blooper that you will always recall from your trip. All of the signs listed on this website contain funny misspellings and underscore why we need English teachers so badly. Have a good laugh.
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Funny signs that you see while traveling- Camping Bloopers
Monday, February 15th, 2010RVing with Dogs-Wrong Dog Park
Monday, December 7th, 2009Look at this sign and read the last line. This was taken from an actual dog park and I came across the story through a blog written for Syracuse.com. When you buy a RV and want to take your dogs, you need a dog park where your pooch can let loose, do their business, run around, and…bark. So, if you are camping with dogs or RVing with dogs, avoid this dog park. Unless you have one of those really quiet, deaf, and mute pups, then you might fit right in…Camping Blooper.
Travel Trailer Crash-Driver loses control
Monday, November 9th, 2009Towing can be one of the harder parts of owning a travel trailer or fifth wheel. Transporting the camper can be especially difficult in the mountains and places with high wind gusts. As is the case with this camping blooper. Thankfully, no one was hurt in this travel trailer crash in Anaheim Hills California, even through the crash definitely looked bad. According to reports, a SUV was towing a travel trailer on the 241 toll road when the driver lost control and flipped the vehicle and camper.
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Camper Crashed Under Overpass
Monday, August 31st, 2009What happens when an engineer designs a railroad overpass that is only eight feet high? Many crashes from vehicles that are too high to pass under! This is evidenced by a crash that happened in Montana earlier this month. A family from North Dakota tried unsuccessfully to go under an eight foot railroad bridge. As you can see by this link to truck camper hits railroad bridge, the results were not pretty. Hopefully your next camping blooper doesn’t cost this much to your pocketbook or your ego! If you do find yourself with a clearance problem like this and need a new RV, please visit this RV Sales site or this Used RVs site.
