We don't place the decals onto the camper because we want to keep the decals. Yet I do display them. We have large left over sheets of home shower wall all nice and shiny we cut down smaller and keep under the camper mattresses till we want to display the decals. This way no matter how many times we trade to another camper we always have all those decals. I add my decals for tool brands and such we use camping, camping gear decals and more. And if you want free shiny sheets you can take apart a old LED TV and remove the screen to use for decals. Even thinner and just as good.
Hi! I noticed that you have a Quebec flag where your license plate should go. (also a flag, in line with this topic). Does MN require a license plate for the Alto?
Thank you, this was so helpful! We had two concerns: 1. I grew up in Hawai’i, so wasn’t sure if I could sticker that state if we’ve never brought our trailer there. RV camping is pretty much non-existant there, maybe because of the shipping or because the state is smaller than most? 2. Should we mark states visited/lived in, but not camped/RV’d in? Then ofc, what if ive been to different states then my husband? In the end, we decided, we would sticker for states that we atleast spent one night (thank you), and that we both have slept at least one night. Our reasoning was that we believe these maps are to commemorate visiting and time spent in each state. An excellent life goal, the US is lovey!
Don't have it yet, but ours will be a night spent to add to the map. But hey it is your map do it anyway you like. Question? How to full timers travel to places that do not allow firearms. How do you get to Maine for instance?
Our rule is that we must have camped in the state, really the same as you. We were never tent campers, so only RV camping for our states. I like having a goal and the map helps motivate us to go to new places.
We don't place the decals onto the camper because we want to keep the decals. Yet I do display them. We have large left over sheets of home shower wall all nice and shiny we cut down smaller and keep under the camper mattresses till we want to display the decals. This way no matter how many times we trade to another camper we always have all those decals. I add my decals for tool brands and such we use camping, camping gear decals and more. And if you want free shiny sheets you can take apart a old LED TV and remove the screen to use for decals. Even thinner and just as good.
Great idea for a video! Thanks for sharing. Are you still making videos?
I have a small map on my motorcycle. If I travel through a state, visit an attraction in a state or stay over in a state I fill it in.
Everytime I got a new RV I start over. No fun just to fill a sticker map up of all the places I have been with other RV or just camping
Wow that's dedication. How many times have you started over with a new map??
Our rule is we must "do something" in the state in other words we must experience something the state has to offer.
All 49 states. Took me a minute...
Hi! I noticed that you have a Quebec flag where your license plate should go. (also a flag, in line with this topic). Does MN require a license plate for the Alto?
We hope to see a Canada map added to your Alto as well. Nice videos.
We camped through the Canadian Rockies last summer. The most beautiful places I've ever been. Lake O'Hara was a near religious experience.
Thanks A LOT, we always were wondering about the (mongoyinga) of the maps on the Rv's, Interesting. Thank you goodoss for the Quebecquan Flag
Thank you, this was so helpful! We had two concerns:
1. I grew up in Hawai’i, so wasn’t sure if I could sticker that state if we’ve never brought our trailer there. RV camping is pretty much non-existant there, maybe because of the shipping or because the state is smaller than most?
2. Should we mark states visited/lived in, but not camped/RV’d in? Then ofc, what if ive been to different states then my husband?
In the end, we decided, we would sticker for states that we atleast spent one night (thank you), and that we both have slept at least one night. Our reasoning was that we believe these maps are to commemorate visiting and time spent in each state. An excellent life goal, the US is lovey!
Don't have it yet, but ours will be a night spent to add to the map. But hey it is your map do it anyway you like. Question? How to full timers travel to places that do not allow firearms. How do you get to Maine for instance?
Just subscribed because of this video 👍🏻
Our rule is that we must have camped in the state, really the same as you. We were never tent campers, so only RV camping for our states. I like having a goal and the map helps motivate us to go to new places.