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Well, darn it. So much for that idea.

Good idea, Evan. I don't, but I can look around.

Nope... Cary convinced me that a can of fix-a-flat was both cheaper and took up less space.... I should actually put the fix-a-flat cans on my purchased accessory list. Cary also suggested that I check and compare the bolt pattern of the full sized spare on my CR-V with the bolt pattern of...

My quiet ride receiver has a lock on it. However, I have noticed that the ball itself is not lockable and I did not see any product to allow the ball to be locked to the receiver. Anyone with a wrench could just unscrew the ball and take the teardrop and ball. I don't currently see a...

Ah, I understand... I already got one. That's the line that says, "Hitch coupler lock".

Hmm... not a typical item, but my wife was sure to point out that because we have a 2.5 year old who is still potty training: - bed-wetting blanket/pad to prevent accidents from ruining the mattresses.

Hmm... That reminds me. When I went to see Kent's trailer, his "deterrent" of choice was a loud air horn. His claim was that this was good not just for bears but of predatory human critters or other such threats. Just thought I'd throw that into the mix for those at home watching.

I'll add the cord on the "think about it" list. Do I need one... I've got a lock to put on the wheel... that should secure the trailer while parked. I have one. I'll add the space heater on the "think about" list... I really was planning on the pad/pillows/sheets & blankets, but didn't...

In fact... I would have to say, "Wow, eerily accurate."

I went camping with my 7 year old a month ago over at Lake Shasta (saw the caverns... nice). There I set up the Northern Breeze just to check it out. I don't think I'd use it road-tripping when I have to set up in the evening and break down in the morning unless there are a lot of...

Sweet!

FYI -- I don't know why, but when thinking about names for our raindrop, whenever I start thinking about it that song from the B-52's keeps entering my head. I've been resisting the name as not completely appropriate, but I'm about to give in.

Heh... interesting game. OK, this is what I've got so far. Let me know if you see any big "missings": From Camp-Inn: - 1 Side entrance tent ($297) - Storage/Dust cover ($431) - Fridge/Freezer portable ($667) - 25' Gas/Water extension hoses ($39) - LP Gas meter ($31) - LP water heater...

I haven't been counting, but I suspect I'm below that so far. I've taken quite a bit of advice from this forum on things to get.

This is probably close to the last set of photos. Needless to say, I'm pretty excited. And a good thing it's almost ready... my storage unit is a little hard to walk through with all the boxes of provisioning items I've bought in the meantime. We had a little set-back in the kitchen, when we...

Wait, that's one of the good parts of Settlers.... if any one person is too skillful, the other players can deal with it. It makes it a social game as well as you then can't annoy the other players too much. Of course, if you're the dad and your kids are just out to get you, well....

I'm excited, but also nervous... you see, I only have 3 weeks of vacation to take, and we're meeting my extended family for a week at an excellent dude ranch. We're scheduled to be at the ranch August 1-7, and I've got the week before and after off from work and unable at this point to move...

They're getting close now... good thing too, I'm crossing my fingers that this will finish and can be delivered to Oregon before July 24th. It's almost finished and soon to be all about the delivery arrangements. Roof fan is installed. Front windows installed and propane tank mounted...

That would be correct.

OK, looks like I ordered the window option :D Tail lights are wired. Front and sides are skinned. Tail lights are wired. Hatch is assembled. The roof is skinned. the lower front is panelled.