Introduction of a new user

[WilliamHayden]

Hi guys,
Greetings to all members of this forum

My name is William Hayden, new to this forum, I have not found an introduction thread of this forum, so I am posting my introduction thread here. If any inconvenience, I apologize for that. I want to be a member of this discussion board and want to learn new things from your forum.

Thanks and regards,
William Hayden

[Ruck]

I reckon "Welcome to the Forum Family" would be as good a place as any and better than most places to start, any additional info you want to give, where you from and do you have a CrossRoads RV? Welcome aboard, hope you enjoy.

Travel Well / Travel Safe ...

[cwit]

Welcome aboard. You will find it informative and friendly here.

[tator447]

Welcome William, and if you have any questions this is the site for answers. Nicest forum I've ever been involved with.

Jim

[Stan]

Welcome. Do you have an RV? if so, what type? Lots of friendly people and good information here. Feel free to chime in and supply your experiences.

[anaro]

Welcome. as stan asked, do you have an RV? Are you looking for an RV? What phase are you at? Lots of nice people here looking to help each other out and make friends for the campfire.

[Hummer]

Welcome to the forum, enjoy the reading. Great place to get information.







"My windows aren't dirty..That's my dog's nose art"

[catscratch]

I couldn't figure out how to even post my first introduction to my family so I'm going to ride your coattails just this once until someone can tell me how to do it. I hope you don't mind. Can anyone tell me how to do it? I don't see any icons that will allow me to begin my own post. Thanks, everyone!

[catscratch]

My husband, my daugther and I are all full-timers and have been for two years. We just traded in an older Carriage fifth wheel for a 2013 Crossroads Cruiser 355 BL and it is scheduled to be delivered on Monday, Oct 1. I can't wait to decorate it and begin living in a new RV. I read up on every manufacturer and settled on Crossroads in the end. We bought ours locally to make any service easy to take care of...especially at first if there are any little kinks to iron out. I hope to go to work for the state parks here in Texas as a volunteer.Can't wait to get started! And so glad to find this forum.