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I agree, another place to visit. Nice pictures. I love those red rock mountains.

Your excitement brings back memories. Have fun.

Those look great. Aluminum too so light. My big nails are pretty heavy as I carry quite a few. A little pricy but love the idea of a cord if it is sturdy enough to pull them out with. If you have to pay someone to weld washers on the big nails plus buy the nails and washers it will probably cost...

Push the door in hard by the handle. The insulation around the door often keeps it from clicking all the way into place. You are probably already doing this but just thought a reminder might help.

Re: 2014 Camp-Inn 550 Classic #669 For Sale How exciting to be able to work and travel at the same time. So much to see and do. I hope you have a blast. My advice is read this forum. It is chock full of advice and helpful hints.

I find the storage drawer dividers to be about right for the stuff I carry except for the same issue with the long knife. I found another place to put it. Of course I can't remember where. lol I did cut up some of those flexible cutting mats to line the sides of the dividers so they wouldn't...

A nice friendly name and an invitation for people to drop in. The trailer is certainly a way to meet new people. I have always been kind of shy so this whole thing of attracting attention is new to me. I'm getting a little used to it and the trailer is a real ice breaker. Some people take a...

Randy, Those are heavier than the ones I have. I just don't like the idea of carrying all that extra weight and never take mine along. I use them at home but not for their intended purpose. Alcat has a good solution with the water bags. Easy to pack and you have them when you need them. Kind...

I got big nails appx. six or seven inches long and 3/8 inch in diameter and had my son-in-law weld large washers onto them. They pound in nicely and don't break. You use your hatchet and pry them out by the washer. Better not to use galvinised if you are going to weld as the fumes are really...

The ones I have are a disk shape with a slot so they can be slipped around a tent pole. They only weigh about five pounds each. Of course you could stack them to make more weight in one spot. You would have to carry a lot of them to do any good.

The slotted weights are not heavy enough to be main tie downs. If you can get in some main tie downs and just use them for secondary they will help. I think you could get more weight with the water jug idea and then not have to carry around a lot of extra weight.

Brrrrrrr!!

Congratulations Pete, Nice pictures. Keep on camping. I have a long way to go to catch up with you.

I second that. You did a great job and I enjoyed your blog. The fact that you have been asked to continue to share is an indication that many enjoyed it.

Its a really long ways Michael when you go via Florida, Texas, and California.