What unique item do you keep in your RV?

[jtown]

The BattleDesk. Bolted to the passenger seat and recliner mounts, peripherals packed while driving. It worked really well.

 

 

[jtown]

We were parked in a cg in Davenport FL & a day or two later a couple backed into the site next to us with a TT. They started unloading the trailer. The entire floor - front to back & side to side was filled with concrete yard ornaments! That's not all. The bed of their PU was also filled with more of 'em. Took 3 days to unload everything. In the meantime they stayed in a motel. I asked how far they'd driven & the lady told me they'd come from north Iowa at 40 mph & stayed in motels 5 nights along the way. Also set up 2 dog runs.

Ron

 

That. Is. Insane. My setup was 30-60 minutes depending on whether I set up the big computer with the triple monitor display. That's picking my position in the space, leveling, slides, power/water/sewer hookup, satellite setup, TV setup, computer setup, internet setup, and throwing out the doormat.

 

But it's sweet that they found each other in this huge world.

[gjhunter01]

Forgot to mention a electric Ryobi palm sander. I used it today to make another hat rack from pallet lumber for my volunteer hat collection.

Greg

[DuneElliot]

I like the 6' fountain idea. My plan was to go with one of those in a small pond then running down hill to a basalt column with a hole drilled down the middle to allow water to bubble up and over into a waterless pond.

If you do get the 6' fountain set up, let me know. I will drive a great distance to see it, perhaps even help set it up.

 

 

I will certainly let you know...it might look pretty cool!