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Old 11-24-2017, 02:59 PM   #5201
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I dewinterized (if that is even a word) ours. Weather is going to be at or above freezing for the next few nights. Heading to our regular boondocking spot.
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Cleaned the spark arrestor on my Champion 2000w inverter and did the monthly maintenance run for an hour.
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Old 11-24-2017, 03:57 PM   #5203
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I dewinterized (if that is even a word) ours. Weather is going to be at or above freezing for the next few nights. Heading to our regular boondocking spot.
Enjoy the sunrises and sunsets as some of us are still stuck at home. Have a safe trip.

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Old 11-24-2017, 04:02 PM   #5204
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Enjoy the sunrises and sunsets as some of us are still stuck at home. Have a safe trip.

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Thanks. How are you feeling?
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Old 11-24-2017, 04:10 PM   #5205
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Here's an Appalachian mountain sunset for you.
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Here's an Appalachian mountain sunset for you.
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Old 11-24-2017, 04:21 PM   #5207
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Thanks. How are you feeling?
Kind of over did it the other day and I don't know who or what got more agitated the DW or my back LOL. Everyday was showing progress up till then but I couldn't stand to see all those leaves in the yard anymore.

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Old 11-24-2017, 04:23 PM   #5208
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Kind of over did it the other day and I don't know who or what got more agitated the DW or my back LOL. Everyday was showing progress up till then but I couldn't stand to see all those leaves in the yard anymore.

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Hook up the trailer, go to your local campground and relax for a few days. It will be the best thing you could do for your back.
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Hook up the trailer, go to your local campground and relax for a few days. It will be the best thing you could do for your back.
With a don't bend, twist or lean limitation or I could crack a vertebrae then a 10lb weight limit not much of way to do that. Not fair for the DW to do ALL the work, I wouldn't feel right. I can't sit in a chair for any length of time and my driving distance is about 25 miles before it gets aggrevated. Add to that I don't know that I could or would be comfortable. I'll just camp vicariously thru you for now LOL

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With a don't bend, twist or lean limitation or I could crack a vertebrae then a 10lb weight limit not much of way to do that. Not fair for the DW to do ALL the work, I wouldn't feel right. I can't sit in a chair for any length of time and my driving distance is about 25 miles before it gets aggrevated. Add to that I don't know that I could or would be comfortable. I'll just camp vicariously thru you for now LOL

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I understand. Hope the healing comes quickly for you.

Well, if you are camping vicariously through me, here's the details. Just finished heating the hot water tank on gas and have the furnace on. Dinner consisted of leftovers from yesterday and a block of brie with cranberries and onions.

My brother-in-law has his telescope set up and we will probably be looking at the sky until we can't take the cold. He and my nephews are going to tent camping beside us tonight and my sister will be in the trailer. I predict that we will have a full house in here by about 1 am if I know my nephews well enough.
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I understand. Hope the healing comes quickly for you.

Well, if you are camping vicariously through me, here's the details. Just finished heating the hot water tank on gas and have the furnace on. Dinner consisted of leftovers from yesterday and a block of brie with cranberries and onions.

My brother-in-law has his telescope set up and we will probably be looking at the sky until we can't take the cold. He and my nephews are going to tent camping beside us tonight and my sister will be in the trailer. I predict that we will have a full house in here by about 1 am if I know my nephews well enough.
Awesome, leave a chair out for me LOL

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Old 11-25-2017, 08:18 AM   #5213
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Woke up in it this morning. Freezing temps last night but no problems staying warm while sleeping. Furnace works great. Luckily it was nice during the day yesterday and will be again today. Camping in Lancaster PA for the long weekend break with family.
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My dealer service manager is coming to my site this morning to replace a broken black tank dump cable. He lives close to my home base site and does this for me when needed. I'm glad I bought local.
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Found a small clock about 6" round with an antique look and petina. Used the go to Command Strips to mount it on the wall that is the side of the fridge.


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Unpacked from our Thanksgiving trip, cleaned up the kitchen and bathroom, set it back up in the normal parking spot to continue its use as a guest house for my brother visiting for the month, who also helped me clean the roof and the awning.

Got out the Eternabond tape to fix a few questionable spots, but didn't have any "hot" cleaners to prep roof so it would stick well, picked up some lacquer thinner yesterday, but didn't get any patching done yet. The roof washing/scrubbing did not reveal any leaks though, so that's always a plus.
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Old 11-27-2017, 07:26 PM   #5218
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After constant reading about all the "What is the Best questions" I went out and filled my truck with the best fuel, then washed it with the best soap, waxed with the best wax, cleaned the windows with the best window cleaner, used the best leather cleaner on the seats, changed the oil with the best, mounted a set of the best tow mirrors, installed the best window wipers, and the best floor liners. Then I woke up and thought what the heck was I dreaming about.
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Old 11-27-2017, 08:39 PM   #5220
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I dumped the tanks and did a good flush on the black tank after our weekend trip. It amazes me how quickly my family disappears when it comes time to dump the tanks.
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