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strapped down using the same footman's loops as the stove.

2 footman's loops and poly strapping.

velcro and shoelace to tie up chair

indoor storage location for chair once popped up.

My great-grandparents modification of a Model T Ford.

I still love my ironing board. It is only 9 pounds, and those Costco 4 footers are more like 20. It fits in the aisle with my couch, and works fairly well outside when necessary. Fits in the space between my propane cabinet and the back wall. May not work for everyone, but is a real winner for...

I have both. The tiny receiver hitch works for quick in and outs while moving, and the full step stool is for once I get to camp. https://sierrashadow.wordpress.com/2015/08/07/successful-maiden-voyage/ receiver hitch https://sierrashadow.wordpress.com/2015/06/29/overdue-posting/ step stool

Use it for a while before you build all the whoopdedo. You'll find you don't need most of what gets put in.

Great job, both on the filling and the fitting videos. Thanks, I am sure people will enjoy the information.

RicoV's comments made me search to see if he had ever posted his homemade mount. It is posted here: http://www.wanderthewest.com/forum/topic/6960-makeshift-bike-mount-on-fwc/

It stopped flowing over the emergency spillway, so that is a good first step. They are staging rocks to helicopter in once it gets light. The next storm (a week away) is supposed to be a colder one, and at this point snow is better than rain for us. Thanks for all your prayers and positive...

How soon will we be pinning down a date?

I put Pleasaton and Scramento on the calendar. Enjoy the trip even if it is on pavement.

Oh, let's not limit it to males. I am guilty, also.

People are fans (pun, ha-ha) of whatever they use. Some are passionate. Really, it isn't a big deal. Use whatever works for you.

I've been wondering about these. https://www.amazon.com/Kitchen-Drainer-Multipurpose-Silicone-Vegetable/dp/B01MG43CDU/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1485237077&sr=8-2&keywords=dish+drain+rack+metal+folding It is metal bars that go across the sink, silicone connecting them together, it rolls up out of...

Mine is an ATC not a FWC, and it is just a shell with a couch, but I did just make a web post that inventoried my couch storage. It would give you and idea of how much can be stored there. The biggest thing is to know if you are going to have a battery or not...

And many more to come, although I know you were being facetious about that one. I am sorry that things have been tough (and cold) for you, but you will work it out and be victorious. We enjoy hearing about your path to freedom. Keep on truckin'.

My Bobcat shell with heater and couch came in at 900 lbs. but I took off 100 when I removed the jacks.

Wow, you guys sure know how to eat well. I am famished just looking at it. I do like that the tapas are small bites so you get a variety. Thanks for sharing.

I jokingly call mine my COW (Cabin on Wheels).

Northern California coastline. Just checking how the app works with iPhone 5s. Sent from my iPhone using Wander The West

[url=https://flic.kr/p/FigEmQ] I use 2 water bottles, 2 binder clips, a yard sign and a paper sign in a page protector.

36. I hope to do better this year.