Drummondville, QC

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Old sailors converted to camping ! Details: At one time, we were sailor...for many years (20), and move on to land several years ago, to visit the America because we couldn't see beyond the horizon. So we've got ourselves a small "vessel" and named "Startrek"so we could flight every were on land we wanted to. We flight very low so any radar see us ! In those past years we have visited all across the northern part of America (Canada) from New-Newfoundland all the way west to Yukon and Alaska. We enjoy meeting peoples and share knowledge with them. And then we've extended our land research in U.S. along western coast, flue a few time on the edge of Mexico gulf, California, Florida, the Eastern coast, all of the Atlantic's province. We are now exploring our own province, and it's funny that we didn't explore before. Follow us on startrekfarwest.blogspot.com and/or startrek-et-son-plan-nord.blogspot.com. May be you'll find or learn a little on your next destination. How long is it going to last? Hopefully, as long as we've been sailing! Than, may be we will be ready to sit on the patio! We want to see as much as America as to offer, nature is our main concern in planning our trips. We are french speaking guys and we try to gather with all nation to share new experience and learn more about camping. We hope to learn more of the Shakespeare language to communicate and share experiences with new peoples. M & M WELCOME YOU ! Home Town: Drummondville is a nice cozy town were you can find all of your needs inside a 10 miles radius. Garage, R.V. distributor, groceries, outlets restaurant and much more. You can found FREE dump station at the tourist info center located at: 1350, rue Jean-Berchmans-Michaud, Drummondville, Québec, Canada, J2C 2Z5. The station is on your right at the end of the parking lot. Favorite Boondocking Locations: La Scie on Newfoundland ; Kegaska on St-Laurence north shore; Caniapiscau in northern Québec; now dreaming to flight to Tuktoyaktuk, NT ! Skills or Expertise to Share: I am a retired electrician that spent a good part of my working life (42 years) in traffic controllers repair and installation, freezing at the street corners in winter time while nervous drivers horn at me! I had also good time in programming and/or fixing industrial machinery. So if you have a electric problem with your rig, I might be able to give you few hints!