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Gross margin widened to 60.9% from 58.7%.Boaters, campers Tiffany Cushion recreational vehicle enthusiastsflocked in droves yesterday to look at the latest means to escape the everyday rat races via the outdoors at the 2011 Worcester RV, Boat and Camping Show at the DCU Center. The three-day trade show continues from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. today. Bob and Karen Chapman of Auburn brought their children, Aaron, 14, and Tiffany, Tiffany Elsa Peretti Starfish earrings to the show. After hours of strolling through the exhibition hall, Mr. Chapman confessed that he was more interested in the prospect of an RV trailer now than before attending the show."We're just looking, first time; don't know if we would ever get one," Mr. Chapman said. "Whether it Tiffany Elsa Peretti Starfish necklace a reality, time will see." Ever since he bought a new Dodge truck that was big enough to tow an RV trailer, Mr. Chapman has been seriously thinking about doing just that. Mr. Chapman said the experience of looking at RVs is more encouraging than anything else, and his daughter, Tiffany, has already picked out Yellowstone as the Tiffany Elsa Peretti Starfish pendant first destination if they make such a purchase. Michael Flagg, owner of Flagg RV, which has locations in West Boylston, Uxbridge and North Smithfield, R.I., said his company sold eight RVs at yesterday's show. When it comes to RVs, Mr. Flagg insisted that most people don't think about the economy, especially when it's time to take a vacation. "You only have so many vacations in a year. You worked all year. You want to go away for a couple of weeks. You want to bring your family.