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Spend the summer in the cool mountains of northern Arizona! Hired 2 vandwellers already and I still need one more person to work in the newly remodeled kitchen of our BBQ & pizza restaurant. Start early May, stay until at least 9/15 (possibly longer, if that’s what you want). Couples or singles...

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I worked there while in high school. Loved roaming the 2 floors of books between the 2 floors open to the public.

I'm workamping 40 min. south of Flag. Hired 2 van dwellers to help me in the kitchen. Found them on the vandwellers reddit. Hopefully, this will be the last of the snow!

I've been using an Eagle UI-50-FS Red Galvanized Steel Type I Gasoline Safety Can with Funnel

Are you a van dweller? Own an RV? Needed a reason to get one? Spend the summer in the cool mountains of northern Arizona! We’re hiring two to three people (couple or singles) to work in the newly remodeled kitchen of our BBQ & pizza restaurant. Start as early as March, stay as long as 12/15...

I recently accepted a job as executive chef at a restaurant in the Coconino NF, just south of Flagstaff. I start 3/1 but took a drive up (I'm at Imperial dam LTVA) to speak to the owners in person re: my new menu, staffing, etc. The only AZ Health Dept. restaurant covid standards/precautions...

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I use Verizon and am at Imperial Dam away from the main road. My newer phone (S10+) gets 3 bars mostly. My older iPad (2nd gen Pro) gets 2 bars. Added a booster and the iPad is at 4 bars, the phone at 3-4, so well worth it to me.

How do you get moisture in during the bake? Do you use a high hydration recipe? I'm at Imperial Dam but would you consider giving a demo to a chef?

Monthly rates are much better. I'm in Capitan, New Mexico for the summer (leaving today). $240 a month plus electric (paid a total of 285-300, depending on a/c use), great Verizon signal, clean & spacious shower room, nearby laundry, grocery store, restaurants, national forest. So staying...

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I registered my truck and trailer in SD via mail, through the mail forwarding company. I was working in CA at the time. There was a form that allowed me to keep my CA license. Three years later, I was going through SD, so got my license.

I have a trailer. Removed part of the U-dinette and put in a recliner. Prob my best mod ever! Got it off of CL and it has a removable back, so install was easy. Slept on it one night during an overnight at a Walmart (I have a hybrid and didn't want to open it). That was horrible, though.

I've been full-timing for 6 years now with my cat- 16YO, 19# male tabby. I use a harness from Crazy K Farms- the bright yellow one, and take him outside a few times a day. Sometimes he explores and sometimes he just sits. That's why I also bring along my Paperwhite.

I am self-contained and dry camp experienced. I chose Imperial because I want to stay put for 3 months and it is close to good water, dump stations (I have a portable container, too), mail delivery, groceries, health care, and internet. Also big-ish city amenities (Chinese take-out, barber...

I'm going to spend the winter in AZ, probably imperial Dam LTVA. This will be my first winter in an LTVA.  I know a lot of people go annually and get the same spot. Do they get upset if I arrive first and take their usual spot?

I'm in a trailer with a 25 g black tank, but there are times when I needed to extend my stay- 3/20-5/20, for instance. Urine takes up a lot more volume. I got a urine bottle at CVS. It's easier to dump that and keeps your black tank going far longer. Of course, you need some liquid in the tank...

Well, let's see. I bought an '02 GMC Yukon XL with 92000 miles for $4k. Replaced the Walmart tires with Michelins, fixed the a/c, plus battery and wiper blades. Only thing that failed was the starter. So I'm into it for around $6k.I now have 60,000 miles of full-timing over 3 years. With WD, it...

As a 60-something cook, I understand how hard it is. That is a job that takes a month or two before your body adapts. Even then, a bourbon or two is sometimes needed at the end of the shift. But I find it very rewarding to feed people. Plus, I've been making $18-20 an hour, plus full hook ups...