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  1. sandsys
    Testing your boondocking limits where you have full hookups available makes it less stressful. I wish I had done that because I always wondered how much longer I could have gone if I'd been willing to push the limits. I did once have my gray water back up into my shower but I never waited for the toilet to burp. Linda
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    Depends on your conservation efforts and how many people you have. In my last van I had 40 gallons fresh and 20 each black and gray and I could easily go a week or more. I also had 400 watts solar and 400 amp hours with everything being electric except for the diesel furnace. I never came close to using all my fresh water before I found a dump because I got nervous since my sensors did not work. Linda
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    I didn't know we had an exit plan other than keeping a bunch of money handy but it turned out Dave had already decided which apartment complex he wanted to move into. We have moved once since then into the place where we plan to live the rest of our lives. Our last house, the first apartment and this apartment are less than 5 miles apart; I guess we like this neighborhood. Linda
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    Induction Cooking

    sandsys replied to lappir's topic in Recipes

    I used a paper towel. Worked well. Linda
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    Wow! No wonder I feel so at home here--2/3 of the participants are in my age group. As to those whose ages appear in two different groups, I would either choose the one who actually posts to the forums or make two entries if both are active. However, you do you. Linda
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    With your description I suspect you will have multiple offers if you decide to sell it here. Good luck whatever you decide. Linda
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    It worked for me, too, once I finally go back on here. Linda
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    But, those were not work camping jobs. I'd be a little more leery of anything that could be interpreted as recreational rather than occupational. And the work may need to be full time which, I think, few work camping jobs are since most work campers want to be free to explore each area in which they camp. Lots of research to do. So many ifs!
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    What we did was buy a membership in a park where we returned every year. That way, they did all the upkeep. Linda
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    Induction Cooking

    sandsys replied to lappir's topic in Recipes

    But it stops heating the second you remove it from the burner; after that it is the food that heats the container.
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    Induction Cooking

    sandsys replied to lappir's topic in Recipes

    Be prepared for can to be HOT! The induction burner does not heat the can but the food inside it may.
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    Yup. It got me more than once. Linda
  13. sandsys
    Why would he want to trap bad weather?
  14. sandsys
    We didn't do it on our first travel trailer. Limped into a small town on a Sunday evening when the garage owner just happened to be there. When he took everything apart, our wheel bearings looked like gun powder. That's one of those "don't do what we did" lessons.
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    Nope. It was a trailer and several people were riding in it. https://nypost.com/2024/04/07/us-news/li-woman-killed-when-she-flies-out-of-door-of-airstream-trailer-during-family-road-trip/
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