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By Andy, on July 22nd, 2013
Call Fashion 911 — Like I even care right about now.
The Dog Days of Summer is when I struggle the hardest. The drudge of the job makes every day blend into the previous one and the heat saps energy and ambition. With a new (to us) recreational vehicle there is always something to do. Straightening out the previous owner’s ‘fixes’ and upgrading the Princess Palace seems to be a never ending task.
Continue reading Not Rocket Surgery, OK?
By Andy, on May 14th, 2012
One thing I have learned over the years of remote boondocking is that you do not pull your vehicle down for repairs or maintenance if you are out around BFE, Texas. It just doesn’t pay off to sideline your only transportation when you are miles from the closest hose clamp, bolt or special tool required to make the vehicle drivable again.
Young Henry learning the ropes…He's gonna be a good 'un
And so
Continue reading The Fabric of Life — The Measure of Men
By Andy, on August 27th, 2011 Miles and Miles of Texas
Another story from the recent Terlingua, West Texas RV road trip……
I don’t spend the majority of my time in populated areas. Just hasn’t worked out that way which suits me just fine. When I got the Suburban a few years ago, one of the things I wanted to do was improve cell phone coverage in remote areas. Not so much because I love to yap on the
Continue reading Being Out of Touch – Big Bend, TX
By Andy, on December 1st, 2010 Enterprise finally came through with a rental Saturday A.M. They never did get the fullsized car State Farm has specified. We ended up with a 4 door Dodge Durango pick up with only 5k miles on it. So far my observations are the V6 engine would be better suited for a lawn tractor, the short bed is near useless and the seats are as hard as a Baptist church pew. The doors also close with
Continue reading The Chevy Suburban Repair Begins…

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