Still fairly cold in the mornings, around low 40's.Yesterday, I had packed everything I thought that I might need in a little suitcase on wheels, but today I transferred it over to Bobcat's Back Pack carrier. Just in case, I don't buy the RV, I will have to come back by bus, and it is easier to carry. It fits down on the floor of the bus at my feet. It is also a back pack, when the light weight framework is slipped off and folded up. I like all the different compartments that I can get to easily.
The only thing that would stop me from buying this RV, is if I don't feel right about the mechanicals, as I know I am going to love the floor plan. Nice big kitchen and rear bedroom. I love my old TranStar, but that making up the couch/bed in the living room is the pits. This has a real bed which can stay made up..bmp)
My back has been bothering me, and I knew I needed to see a chiropractor, but had wanted to find one that was on my health plan. But as I am changing that in the New Year, I called my regular one, got it done, and paid for it out of my own pocket. I didn't feel like doing all that traveling tomorrow, with an aching back.I stopped at Lowes, and bought the parts I need for the dishwasher, and when I came home, I found another bag, packed a sleeping bag, and little pillow. If I get stranded somewhere, like I did with the Mirage, I am not going to be cold again! I don't want to use the furnace in a strange RV until I have had the propane water column tested for leaks.
A lovely fall day.
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I am painting my kitchen-ceiling -walls--cabinets with 10 ft ceilings.Hope to put in a new floor. Trying to keep up with your blog. I miss something. Where are you going-how will you get there- will you be safe-is someone going with you. The picture of the new (to us) motor home looks good. What brand is it- age? I agree with you some of the new B+ motorhomes cost a lot but you have to make up a bed every night. That would get old. Good luck.
Hi Mom of Bark and Bite,
A friend is picking me up in about an hour and a half on their way south. The RV has belonged to them for the last few years. It is 14" wider than a regular Class B, so it is almost like a little Class A. It is called WideOne, made in the 80's, and they are pretty rare. Steel sides, like a van.
I have always preffered RVs with good amount of protection from 'the other guy', so when I fulltimed I was in converted Bluebird busses.
Those flimsy RVs made of little sticks and aluminum have never appealed to me.
Happy Trails, Penny, TX
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