Early yesterday afternoon, I pulled the rig a few miles north to a camp on the river coming out of Lake Alva... back into RV Boondocking territory.
*Below Lake Alva* |
We'll spend ten days here, until it's time to leave and run south for the wedding...
What with the river being right there... Maybe I should find that lil' fishing rod I've got 'round here somewhere... get me a license... and torque off some PETA types!
Saw a few trails leading off around the lake as we pulled in... so there should be plenty of walking available for herself and the dogs... while I get about getting my work done...
*The River out my Front door* |
Finally, In frustration, I just jerked the beat up old wheel covers off the front end... and guess what? No more rattle. Nothing was loose... but they sure made noise... I'm thinking it was the wind, whistling through the holes cut in the dang things... So... It's the dumpster for those stinkin' things... and I'll just polish up and paint the wheels to be acceptable...
One more thing gotten rid of! :) let's see... 5lbs off the rig too... so my fuel economy will improve... :)
... Oh yeah... obviously... I've got signal here... and though I rigged up my rinky dink back up antennae for the cellular amplifier, it's not on... so... one more place Verizon has got the job done...
Though they do have their warts... like... seldom do the phones make it to the end of the contract!!! (but that's the phone manufacturer ain't it?) and they keep raising cost/reducing service (ah... but then, that's the american way ain't it?)
So... I've got to get out my tools and start carving some leather today... 'bout time I got the Wedding present created...
Still in Montana...
Brian
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2 comments:
Brian,
How are the skeeterz in MT? That fishing hole looks like a hatchery for those pests?
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1mm; Our camp on the open mountainside above Sula had very few skeeters... Only back in the timber behind us... Big Larch camp had 'em thick, though keeping a couple coils burning under the awning was very effective. Here on the Clearwater we've got very few. That fishing hole is nicely moving water so not many skeeters... There are a few pesky flies :) and one patrolling Sherrif :)
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