R U an RV Mutant too?

[romin roman]

Originally Posted by huntnski

Di before you depart AR please make time for a mini.



As always if I can help you've got my number, if heavy lifting is involved you've got Richards number!

Tim !! You know I had to comment & I have been pondering for days to send an appropriate reply.

Alas, I can only say, I never have a problem with the heaviest articles, it only takes my cell to "call the guy"...





I have taken Queen Ann to visit "Royalty".

Here to count butterfly's

[Diwizi]

Arkies.... lots to do, with little time,,,,,,, after Aug 1 will try to set a mini....

[romin roman]

Originally Posted by Diwizi

Arkies.... lots to do, with little time,,,,,,, after Aug 1 will try to set a mini....

We understand. Just name it & don't tell Tim to give me location & time ---- he sends us to the wrong place.

[Beverlybrand]

I am so happy with my cap. I am pressure washing it inside and out tomorrow. It is a tad grimy. I have also figured out my bear-country sleeping arrangement. I am installing an interior frame in which to diagonally hang a hammock. My tent will suffice most of the time.

Very nice story about sleeping in the pasture.

The hillbilly strap was applied just in case-as only two vise-grips and two g-clamps were holding it on. And... I did not personally install the g-clamps, and... I am my fathers daughter.

Next purchase will be a swing-away hitch carrier basket, to hold stuff like the stove and tent.

Much to do and create! [emoji847]

This is a marvelous group.

[bokobird]

Wow, that sounds really neat. I love the hammock idea, very interesting.

[MartySQ]

Originally Posted by Eez Moose

I guess that maybe a visit to your place from the Kanukistanians may be in order. We surely will be passing relatively close by when we head south east after New Years.

Yes!

[MartySQ]

Barb, My attendant will be Bob this time... he's not quite as entertaining as my sister was, but first time, I slept an awful lot... might be the difference. We'll see, I'll give an update.

[Eez Moose]

Originally Posted by MartySQ

Barb, My attendant will be Bob this time... he's not quite as entertaining as my sister was, but first time, I slept an awful lot... might be the difference. We'll see, I'll give an update.

say hello to the big galoot for us. looking forward to spending time with y'all.

[okmunky]

Bev,

I had a pickup back in the 90s and I put a camper shell on it with those clamps. We lived 5 miles from pavement down a country road. I hadn’t had it on very long before the clamps slipped and damaged the paint.

You might want to consider mounting the cap more permanently.

[Suspinz]

Originally Posted by Beverlybrand

I am so happy with my cap. I am pressure washing it inside and out tomorrow. It is a tad grimy. I have also figured out my bear-country sleeping arrangement. I am installing an interior frame in which to diagonally hang a hammock. My tent will suffice most of the time.

Very nice story about sleeping in the pasture.

The hillbilly strap was applied just in case-as only two vise-grips and two g-clamps were holding it on. And... I did not personally install the g-clamps, and... I am my fathers daughter.

Next purchase will be a swing-away hitch carrier basket, to hold stuff like the stove and tent.

Much to do and create! [emoji847]

This is a marvelous group.

Exciting stuff! I love your plans & look forward to seeing you with your new home soon!

My new hammock arrived the other day & Martin set up the old frame in the yard. Now to muscle it into the shadiest, handiest spot I can find & then think about rigging some mosquito netting over it.

Cheers!
PS: I'm not dancing quite yet & not going out into the yard (even though the weeds are thumbing their green noses at me!) for a while. Gardening on the deck instead. Three more weeks in the boot. [emoji41] [emoji126]

[Beverlybrand]

Originally Posted by okmunky

Bev,

I had a pickup back in the 90s and I put a camper shell on it with those clamps. We lived 5 miles from pavement down a country road. I hadn’t had it on very long before the clamps slipped and damaged the paint.

You might want to consider mounting the cap more permanently.

Yes. thanks! The cap is now off, since arrival home, pending cleaning and applying a heavy-duty seal and bolting on securely.

[Beverlybrand]

Originally Posted by Suspinz

Exciting stuff! I love your plans & look forward to seeing you with your new home soon!

My new hammock arrived the other day & Martin set up the old frame in the yard. Now to muscle it into the shadiest, handiest spot I can find & then think about rigging some mosquito netting over it.

Cheers!
PS: I'm not dancing quite yet & not going out into the yard (even though the weeds are thumbing their green noses at me!) for a while. Gardening on the deck instead. Three more weeks in the boot. [emoji41] [emoji126]

Since I have a mid-size truck, it seemed the smartest solution for now, especially as I do not want to permanently dedicate the space to a platform bed.


Mosquitos! ugh. I hope you get some netting soon. They dont seem to bite me, like they do other folks, but their annoying whine irritates me lol.



I hope you get rid of the glorious boot soon. I had to wear one, in Louisiana in the summer heat. I feel for you.


I cannot wait to meet/see everyone.

[Beverlybrand]

Originally Posted by Eez Moose

say hello to the big galoot for us. looking forward to spending time with y'all.

Wishing you a speedy recovery Marty! And I hope this is your last trip to Miami for Dr. visit.

[Beverlybrand]

Originally Posted by bokobird

Wow, that sounds really neat. I love the hammock idea, very interesting.

Thanks. It is necessitated by the confines of space. Besides, my Dr says it will be better for my back. Luckily a friend is a retired architect.