honey, we are home
Saturday, 12. September 2009, 18:40:16
The rig is back in the driveway after our approx. 5000 mile (8000+ km) odyssey. The space shuttle (the trailer) has been "undocked" the the unloading begins. Our trips through the jungles of Mexico were a piece of cake compared to this little sortie. I'm not sure when we will take such a major trip again. I guess when the bug bites, we have the money and time off, and Jupiter aligns with Mars.
Image #1: Though we only have a little house and don't own anything truly expensive, I had motion sensor cameras watching the driveway and the inside of the house so that if we were robbed, there might be a chance of seeing who did it. One camera caught us backing the trailer into the driveway. Techno spiffy huh!
Image #2: Reedplayernc rooting around inside the mighty house-on-wheels that was our home for nearly three weeks.
Image #3: The bed of the pickup still packed with stuff.
Image #4: It's hard to see the thousands of dead bugs and dirt all over the truck. Aside from nearly overheating it twice while pulling steep grades in the deserts of Nevada, it gave no problems.....well, not yet.
Image #1: Though we only have a little house and don't own anything truly expensive, I had motion sensor cameras watching the driveway and the inside of the house so that if we were robbed, there might be a chance of seeing who did it. One camera caught us backing the trailer into the driveway. Techno spiffy huh!
Image #2: Reedplayernc rooting around inside the mighty house-on-wheels that was our home for nearly three weeks.
Image #3: The bed of the pickup still packed with stuff.
Image #4: It's hard to see the thousands of dead bugs and dirt all over the truck. Aside from nearly overheating it twice while pulling steep grades in the deserts of Nevada, it gave no problems.....well, not yet.
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