Hi all. Just wanted to say hello from SW Kansas. We are just getting started on our way to becoming full time RV'ers. We have decided on a diesel pusher so we can toe our jeep. We enjoy off roading and seeing the sights. My favorite hobby is fly fishing and Kati somtimes like's sewing and interior decorting. We intend to workamp a good part of the year and have found this site to be extremly helpful and informative toward that end. That's it for now. Ya'll take care. Dan and Kati.

Hello Dan and Kati...It is so good to have new folks get on board here at the Dreamers Forum. We like new folks with new ideas and new questions to keep us all honest. We hope to hear from you often and maybe we will meet somewhere on the road.

Welcome Dan & Kati:
       We also tow a Jeep Wrangler and like to off road. I 've been known to drowned a fly as well. You have come to the right forum for all your question, there's a world of knowledge here and we all like to help out. Best of luck with your new adventure. Gummy

Welcome to the group Dan and Kati. My goal is to become a full timer myself and work at different National parks. I will also add you will not find a group of people more knowledgeble than the members here at RV-Dreams.

Welcome to the Forum!

-Colleen

Welcome To the friendliest forum on the web Dan and Kati. I can see why you post as Flatland Dan as we lived in SW Kansas for 40 years before moving to Eastern Kansas.
Best wishes on getting things in order so you can hit the road. Hopefully we will meet you on the road somewhere.

Thanks everyone. we are very impressed with this site and are enjoying it. I'd like to add a special note to macattack. I work at the Helium plant east of Ulysses and live in Satanta. Nice to meet a one time nieghbor.

-- Edited by Flatland Dan on Wednesday 10th of June 2009 06:49:45 AM

Welcome Dan and Kati: Having my mother and sister living in Liberal, I really know why you call yourself "FlatlandDan." Welcome to the Forum and good luck with the DP and Wrangler. Ours have served us well and we have greatly enjoyed 4-wheelin in the Jeep. Come on along with all of us in this great adventure. You will probably not be sorry.

Dan----We certainly were neighbors, as I worked and lived at Southern Star Compressor station next door to you for 12 years before bidding to Garnett Ks. I was raised and lived in the Ulysses area for 40 years. I even lived in Satanta for 3 years and owned the bar and barbershop before going to work for Southern Star.
Good luck on finding a diesel pusher and your journey to becoming fulltimers.

Dan and Kati, Welcome to the best forum out there. The folks here are so knowledgeable and willing to help. We also have a DP and this weekend we have been looking at a 2006 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited. We have had it this weekend to test drive and have fallen in love with it. It has the hard top as well as the soft top. We would love to have the ability to go off road when we begin fulltiming. We have never owned a Jeep before so maybe you could tell us things about the Jeep and off roading that we don't know. Gummy, I saw where you also have a Jeep!! We might ask you a few questions as well.

My jeep is pretty much stock just now but still delivers alot of fun. I have done some miner hill climbing and alot of playing in the mud with this one. I intend to upgrade just a bit in the near future and the next one will be set up to handle upto a class 4 trail. (minor rock crawling, steep mountain trails and so on). I will be installing a 3" lift kit and large off road tires as well as a winch. I also like the unlimited do to its longer wheel base but want to be sure I can still go anywhere with it. Perhaps we should start a Jeep string in the forum where all the jeepers can gain insight.

Hey Dan, I replied to the new thread about starting an off road group not realizing it was you. Oh well, sometimes I don't add 2 plus 2 very well. We won't be doing the serious off road that you are talking about but wish to be able to travel some trails that our back and knees might not make. Mike loves photography and we both want to get more involved with geocaching. With that said, we still have lots to learn about our Jeep. Again, a big welcome!!