I have finished the Life on Wheels (LOW) pre-conference newbie sessions. I learned a lot, and it was great being around lots of people who knew about what I did (or less!). I actually crawled under the rig to check a fluid level. That was quite scary at first, but now I feel I can do anything!
I have now moved to the conference lot, where I am totally boondocking (no hookups of any kind) for the first time. When I was at New Horizons, I didn't have a water hookup (and lived off the water in the tank), but I could refill the tank at any time. I have had an electric hookup every night. Now I have to live off the battery, propane, and the water in the tank. I figure this will be a good test -- I don't have any real idea of how long everything lasts, but I am still in the middle of civilization if something doesn't go right.
The conference kicks off at 4:00 today, and then the sessions start tomorrow. More and more to learn!
A chronicle of life on the road from O.B. Sirius (Zoe) and Sundog (John)
2 comments:
Have fun with your boondocking!!! It will be interesting to hear how long things last!
Sounds like you really hit paydirt with this conference and the LOW part - lucky you to get an RV and have all these lessons and the conference right away!!
Merlin and Morgan send their meows and purrs!
Now all you need is a tattoo -"Born to Fulltime". Plus a Larry the Cable Guy CD to play when you have no Direct TV.
Tom
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