R U an RV Mutant too?

[Eez Moose]

Originally Posted by Suspinz

Now when have you ever known me to gallivant?? Not Galveston, surely!

I ain't getting caught in that trap, no sorrie bob it ain't gunna happen.



See you in Shipsahoy maybe??

[okmunky]

Originally Posted by bob caldwell

Wish Barb would of posted pic of her clothesline poles......look like a cactus.....

Here’s one of the clothesline poles. The other is similar but not exact. I bought the PVC joints at the habitat for humanity restore for $.50 each and the pipe I’d had for years. It was a cheap and fun project. In Arizona the clothes at one end of the line are already dry before you get around to hanging the rest up.

[okmunky]

And I stand on my head to use them. LOL. All they need Now is someone with some artistic talent and some green and yellow paint.

[PTJeep]

Originally Posted by okmunky

And I stand on my head to use them. LOL. All they need Now is someone with some artistic talent and some green and yellow paint.

And maybe a touch of shade, unless of course it's in the cooler part of the year

[Eez Moose]

That could be a fun project next winter. Bob pay attention eh!!



It could have little flowering pods installed to pretty it up.

[Wayne M]

Originally Posted by okmunky

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After 7.5 months of being parked on Connie’s north side, I moved Homer to the south side this morning. Now I can show you what she looks like.

Barb, that is a great looking Winter home. Congratulations and thanks to Bob.

Originally Posted by huntnski

Well I guess I'll pack mine away, The Big Lump spoke!

Me also. Y'all can open your eyes again and wipe the nice memories you have inveisioned - clean.

Originally Posted by Eez Moose

That could be a fun project next winter. Bob pay attention eh!!

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It could have little flowering pods installed to pretty it up.

I noticed it had high lines and low lines. Are the low lines for you and Irene??

[Eez Moose]

Originally Posted by Wayne M

I noticed it had high lines and low lines. Are the low lines for you and Irene??

Yuh know I'm going to hafta show her this slight on her height from you. She is going to rain on your parade at Shipsahoy like crazy.

[Suspinz]

Originally Posted by Eez Moose

I ain't getting caught in that trap, no sorrie bob it ain't gunna happen.



See you in Shipsahoy maybe??

Har har! Nevah!

So, prolly not Shipsahoozits. Too soon, too much risk. You know you can always swing by here. Hookups available & social distancing easy. (Same for all Mutants.)

Aside from lacking all those Mutants to schmooze with, our hill is as close to Nirvana as I'm likely to get any time soon. Except for no mountains, no ocean, no first growth forest ....

Here's what I'm sitting beside in the shade on the south deck.

Sunset from the south garden the other day, almost as good as those AZ sunsets:

Meantime, keep your powder dry. Love y'all.

Cheers!

[Wayne M]

Originally Posted by Eez Moose

Yuh know I'm going to hafta show her this slight on her height from you. She is going to rain on your parade at Shipsahoy like crazy.

Yah yah! Bring it on munchkin!

[Eez Moose]

Originally Posted by Suspinz

Har har! Nevah!

So, prolly not Shipsahoozits. Too soon, too much risk. You know you can always swing by here. Hookups available & social distancing easy. (Same for all Mutants.)

Aside from lacking all those Mutants to schmooze with, our hill is as close to Nirvana as I'm likely to get any time soon. Except for no mountains, no ocean, no first growth forest ....

Here's what I'm sitting beside in the shade on the south deck. Attachment 289168

Sunset from the south garden the other day, almost as good as those AZ sunsets:Attachment 289169Attachment 289170Attachment 289171

Meantime, keep your powder dry. Love y'all.

Cheers!

My power is always dry, just gets tacky when applied.

The hew hess of hay is a pretty big place to find a parking spot in.



Wanna PM me details?

[daveandcarol]

Sue, the sunset shot through the shovel handle is an interesting and clever framing.


Barb, from the point of view from someone who spent 40 years in the architectural profession, Connie comes off as very Industrial looking, a minimalistic "less is more" approach. The graffiti suggestion mentioned earlier would turn it more "urban". The painted cactus (and //or other southwestern symbols) would give it that "trading post" appearence. If you wanted it to look more "homey", you could clad the north side with fiber cement lap siding and add a window flower box for that "cozy bungalow" feeling. The "off the grid" movement seems to be growing and you're right there with it. Parking Homer on the South side would help shade Connie some as would a pipe and fabric sunshade (would shade Homer too, you could store the fabric when you are not there).

[okmunky]

What happened to the bread?

I fired up Homer today after 7 1/2 months and left Dateland. I drove Bob's pickup a few times, but for the most part I drove tiny Smarty (8’ 8” long) exclusively. Homer is 24’ long. It was a bit of a relearning experience to maneuver him around, plus going from practically zero traffic to driving thru Phoenix.

Anyway, when I finally had gotten gas and propane filled it was time for lunch. I discovered the microwave, aka bread box, door slightly ajar so I thought I’d find the bread on the floor. But it wasn’t! Even the glass tray was missing from the microwave. I figured it was under the stuff I had stacked in the kitchen area and everywhere But it wasn’t! Even the glass tray was missing from the microwave. I looked everywhere and couldn’t find the bread or the microwave tray.

I didn’t walk away from Homer at any time, so nobody could have taken those things. HUH????? Finally, I open the dishwasher drawer that sits just below the microwave and found the bread and the glass tray sitting on top of it.

When Sena was around I always had to keep a stick stuck in the handles of the dishwasher drawer and in the drawer below it to keep her from emptying it. Ok, so I forgot to secure the dishwasher drawer before we left Dateland and when the microwave door opened during a left turn the dishwasher drawer opened as well and the bread and dish fell end of the dishwasher but it closed before I parked. Mystery solved.

[Diwizi]

Originally Posted by okmunky

What happened to the bread?



I fired up Homer today after 7 1/2 months and left Dateland. I drove Bob's pickup a few times, but for the most part I drove tiny Smarty (8’ 8” long) exclusively. Homer is 24’ long. It was a bit of a relearning experience to maneuver him around, plus going from practically zero traffic to driving thru Phoenix.



Anyway, when I finally had gotten gas and propane filled it was time for lunch. I discovered the microwave, aka bread box, door slightly ajar so I thought I’d find the bread on the floor. But it wasn’t! Even the glass tray was missing from the microwave. I figured it was under the stuff I had stacked in the kitchen area and everywhere But it wasn’t! Even the glass tray was missing from the microwave. I looked everywhere and couldn’t find the bread or the microwave tray.



I didn’t walk away from Homer at any time, so nobody could have taken those things. HUH????? Finally, I open the dishwasher drawer that sits just below the microwave and found the bread and the glass tray sitting on top of it.



When Sena was around I always had to keep a stick stuck in the handles of the dishwasher drawer and in the drawer below it to keep her from emptying it. Ok, so I forgot to secure the dishwasher drawer before we left Dateland and when the microwave door opened during a left turn the dishwasher drawer opened as well and the bread and dish fell end of the dishwasher but it closed before I parked. Mystery solved.

Or the angel Sena moved it... did you chuckle? I would have sat down and cried.... hugs...

[Bob_C]

I'm thinking the porch/shaded sun room would be a job for this coming winter.......that alone would decorate that side.....