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- November 2 2011: Winter Cometh Yet Again
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- October 25 2010: The Long-Awaited Shop Pad
NOT FUNNY ANY MORE!!!
Another week’s passed since rain destroyed hopes of swapping the camper box for the chassis on schedule. After cleaning up a few hundred pounds of tools, I wound up getting them all out again and scratching many more interior items off the list.
Even though the ground was finally dry enough for the move yesterday, I had other plans. I’d volunteered my minimal radio knowledge to the Converse County Rural (Volunteer) Fire Department and had to install some new VHF radios for them. That process took a tad longer than I’d expected and I didn’t get home until after supper time, having left 0700. Today was the day to make the swap - after taking care of a couple last minute items. And, well, Murphy won again. No good deed goes unpunished.
Here’s the Doppler radar image of the moment before I planned to head outside with the camper…
And a shot out the shop’s walk-door a bit later…
I give up! Now the tools come out again and I’ll run more wires here and there. It’s starting to look like I won’t be able to make my planned shakedown cruise to the 2009 Rocky Mountain Unimoggers camp-out in Colorado the weekend after next. I was really looking forward to that! It would have been a perfect trial run, to be completed in Denver with a mandatory break-in service at Fuso.
Oh well. C’est la vie! I’ll close with a photo of the AATREC-FM204, ready to come outside…
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