Driving through a town, and decided to get Starbucks on our way out. I was able to get gas and park the camper to do this without trouble.
This. This is yet another example of why we went small for the travel rig.
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Alex Standiford
Welp, here we are. Day one of hitting the road after OBX. Parked somewhere in Delaware, in a parking lot with the new camper in-tow. I loved my time in the Outer Banks, and was sad to leave, but, as always, the thrill of getting back on the road captivates me once more. It feels good to be “back”.
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Alex Standiford
If it were just Kate and me full-timing like we are now, I think we’d have one of these.
https://escapetrailer.com/the-5-0-escape/
They’re small, but still have all the benefits that a fifth wheel provide. A more-stable haul, a shorter haul length, more headroom. With some panels on the roof, I think you could take this thing darn near anywhere.
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Alex Standiford
We leave for Vermont this weekend. I’m both excited to move on and still somehow thinking “it’s too soon” to leave OBX. It’s been 6 weeks now. I think it will never be enough time.
But, we have lots of fun travel ahead – we’re going all the way up into Newfoundland and Labrador next month(!!)
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Alex Standiford
“what’s the difference between a mimosa and a mannmosa?”
Waitress – “umm…vodka!”
“well then!”
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My new kite reel has a ratchet built in so you can lock it to only reel in, but not out. Kind of like a fishing reel. I also got a shorter tail because the 75′ one is awesome but cumbersome in tighter spots. Such a fun way to run out for a quick break […]
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Alex Standiford
Ahh. A warm evening. Hustle and bustle of people. The hiss of beer cans opening, the smell of campfire, burgers, and hotdogs. Kids screaming in delight. A gentle breeze.
Camping season is in full-swing ’round here.