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Nice schoolie I knew an obstetrician that had a Cadillac painted pink and blue like that. I guess he wouldn’t do that today having all the different genders we have LOL. But he was a trained physician what would he know?
Oh and keep this on track with the OP. I would like the kind of weather I’m having now every day. Except for the rain we need from time to time. It’s almost 70° bright blue skies with beautiful white clouds and air so full of oxygen and so empty of crap it feels good to breathe.
Oh and keep this on track with the OP. I would like the kind of weather I’m having now every day. Except for the rain we need from time to time. It’s almost 70° bright blue skies with beautiful white clouds and air so full of oxygen and so empty of crap it feels good to breathe.
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Nature Lover: thanx
Cammalu: yes, that's TMS Chuckles. Yes?, sorta close - just outside Bouse.
LOL! Such a blessing this past year
Still have the big enuf 2 stash a body fridge, but stashed full of staples - will be glad when I can rehome it.
I should put the greenhouse up, but feeling like I should re-energize 1st
Cammalu: yes, that's TMS Chuckles. Yes?, sorta close - just outside Bouse.
LOL! Such a blessing this past year
Still have the big enuf 2 stash a body fridge, but stashed full of staples - will be glad when I can rehome it.
I should put the greenhouse up, but feeling like I should re-energize 1st
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"Do you bring water in your tent or no? -crofter"
Depending on how long it is to be set up. Sometimes I run a garden hose from the campsite faucet into the tent and put a spray nozzle on it so I have water on demand. Sometimes I just use a gallon jug and pour out whichever amount is needed. I also have a 5-gallon jug and garden sprayer for bathing and can use the sprayer for rinsing dishes.
Depending on how long it is to be set up. Sometimes I run a garden hose from the campsite faucet into the tent and put a spray nozzle on it so I have water on demand. Sometimes I just use a gallon jug and pour out whichever amount is needed. I also have a 5-gallon jug and garden sprayer for bathing and can use the sprayer for rinsing dishes.
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Oh my. I'm envious.
When you say greenhouse, what do you mean? Do you have one of those little patio greenhouses? And what do you grow in it?
I have a large plastic tote with about 6 house plants in it, which is how I fill my need for photosynthetic pets. Always interested in how fellow plant people deal with these urges.
Yes, I love wild plants too. Not the same thing.
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I had a greenhouse until the Tornado took it down.
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What a cute schoolie! And such a big kitchen space. I'm envious, till I have to turn the rig around. Then I love my little van.fantym1 said:
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Cammalu: no, not yet but always hopeful - found a couple things (rhyolites) last time I was here
Jacqueg: it's 6ft H x 7ft W x 10ft L. I mostly use for living space - the furbys think it's their house & R willing enuf 2 share, thankfully. I grow sprouts in the bus & will start this year's herbs-in-cans either later 2day or 2moro.
Bullfrog: I saw a bus like that @ a Rainbow Gathering last time I went! Twas an interesting vehicle. I think of doing that & think: Bridges, tree limbs, Insurance & Inspection. I do have a welder (not on the bus) ... ah, a woman & her welder - be afraid, boys, be very afraid ... Muahahahaha
Crofter: ah, but Chuckles is only 23ft L, which isn't that much longer than my old extended van. Having driven Big Rigs, Abrams, Bradleys, 5-tons, Duece & a-halfs & APCs, Chuckles is no big deal to turn around.
GOAL: Get Out And Look is a very necessary concept
Jacqueg: it's 6ft H x 7ft W x 10ft L. I mostly use for living space - the furbys think it's their house & R willing enuf 2 share, thankfully. I grow sprouts in the bus & will start this year's herbs-in-cans either later 2day or 2moro.
Bullfrog: I saw a bus like that @ a Rainbow Gathering last time I went! Twas an interesting vehicle. I think of doing that & think: Bridges, tree limbs, Insurance & Inspection. I do have a welder (not on the bus) ... ah, a woman & her welder - be afraid, boys, be very afraid ... Muahahahaha
Crofter: ah, but Chuckles is only 23ft L, which isn't that much longer than my old extended van. Having driven Big Rigs, Abrams, Bradleys, 5-tons, Duece & a-halfs & APCs, Chuckles is no big deal to turn around.
GOAL: Get Out And Look is a very necessary concept
My "I would love to have" desires are being fullfilled this month. A new generator and an instant popup screened shelter. It was a good holiday season in my Etsy store so that made my wish list get fullfilled.
I thought about a Quick-set Clam but as with Goldie Locks they were not just the right size. So I have ordered a Gazelle G5. Good price and free delivery to Lowes in Yuma. Not the perfect choice of features, there is no model that could fullfill that, but at least I can modiffy it to suit my specific needs with a bit of time spent doing some sewing tasks.
I am truly thankful for what I am about to receive.
I thought about a Quick-set Clam but as with Goldie Locks they were not just the right size. So I have ordered a Gazelle G5. Good price and free delivery to Lowes in Yuma. Not the perfect choice of features, there is no model that could fullfill that, but at least I can modiffy it to suit my specific needs with a bit of time spent doing some sewing tasks.
I am truly thankful for what I am about to receive.
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...a year of peace and calm for the world...
