
I've been meaning to post this picture for a while. It's just a way to keep things put in the fridge while going down the road.

When I started this blog, I was a reset merchandiser, traveling the southeast. Now I'm retired, visiting and going to events. Or I was until the pandemic hit. Now I follow weather, going to places I can avoid people. When I started this blog, I'd just moved into a 26' Class C. Since then I've lived in a 32' Class A, a Grand Caravan, and now a B3500 former wheelchair van. All these varied rigs have been right for a particular time in my travels. ~ Gypsy Jane
Just last week I was wondering if I could travel with a kayak inside my small motorhome. I would like to get a kayak, but don't want to try and tie it to the outside of the RV.
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DeleteGypsy Jane...how old is your rig? Mine's a 1981 and I plan on taking "48 Ugly" to the lower 48 before I upgrade.
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Mine's a 92. I do not plan on taking it to all 48 states - there are mountains. That's what my van's for!
Deletealways thought that would be neat to do. I miss canoeing down the river
ReplyDeleteI will be looking into kayak racks for outside. It took 2 people to get it in and 2 people to get it out.
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