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Are you concerned about carbon monoxide gas from the candle lantern?

cover the bottom of the pan with soap (use a bar of soap to wipe it on). When finished cooking over coals or fire, wipe the blackened soap off. Off comes the soot and the pan is not black.

Hello, I spent three of the best years of my life, so far, in Asheville (junior high school). Your response to Large Marge was quite insightful. I'm impressed.

Regarding Allstays, I've used that app. for several years now and find it highly useful. Highly recommend!

Alas, there are NO guarantees in this life. Sorry for your loss.

When you're in the meat section, keep the dog on a VERY short leash. :)

Check out Ram Promaster vans; I have one I built into a nice camper. Ram offers "high roofs" which allow "stand-up" capabilities.

I bought a Ram Promaster partly because they are front wheel drive which is great in snow country. Then I built it into a camper van with a full sized bed platform in the rear/across the back. Worked great. Still have it, but a couple of years ago, I had a roof system installed which raises up...

I had solar panels on my roof and used double sided strong tape to hold them in place. Worked like a charm. Can't remember the brand of tape, but got the idea from a long-forgotten forum where someone else used it. I covered the little brackets attached to the panels under which the tape went...

If there may be a van in your future, check out the Ram Promasters. Great vans.

If you have room to hang it, you might try a hammock. Also, you could try an air mattress that you can deflate when not in use.

Did you have your coughing fit before or after the shower? LoL!!

I got some super strong double-sided tape, a key box, and taped a spare vehicle key on the underside of my vehicle. It's been there for over three years now. I check it about every two months.

In a real pinch, baby wipes work.

My wife and I did some long-distance hiking on the Appalachian Trail, and learned (quickly) how to live pretty comfortably out of a twenty-eight pound backpack (each). You quickly discover just how little you need to be comfortable. Minimize!

You might consider a Promaster van; they come with extended bodies, high roofs, etc. I bought one and built it out myself (with some help from a brother-in-law). I made the mistake of getting a regular roof, not the high roof, so I later had a "penthouse" roof put on it by Sportsmobile, but...

Check out "canopies". They are easy to put up, and will give you all the shade you need. They are a tent without sides. You simply stake them at each of the four corners.

How do you find out about the "big gatherings"?

All of that, AND, what to do with used up batteries? Have these "electric vehicle" advocates thought about how they intend to dispose of used batteries used by the vehicles?

My response to perfectionists is: perfection doesn't exist in this world. "Perfection is the enemy of GOOD ENOUGH."