Same goes for everything else--step-by-step.
We also long ago went "modular" so that everything has its place. Here's what the "Home On The Road Module looks like now that it is packed into its "Frist In Last Out" position.
Gearing up for a mid-June 2106 Road Trip. Photo is at top of Fish Creek Pass May 31.
Sunday, March 8, 2015
First In, Last Out
The very first thing we pack for a Road Trip is our "Home On The Road." For this trip that means a tent and all of what tenting entails: sleeping bags, pads, pillows, groundsheets, etc. etc. etc. We learned long ago never to make assumptions about anything when riggin' for a Road Trip. So, naturally, that means we had to pull out the tent and set it up and make sure it is all there with no missing pieces or dangling participles.
Same goes for everything else--step-by-step.
We also long ago went "modular" so that everything has its place. Here's what the "Home On The Road Module looks like now that it is packed into its "Frist In Last Out" position.
Same goes for everything else--step-by-step.
We also long ago went "modular" so that everything has its place. Here's what the "Home On The Road Module looks like now that it is packed into its "Frist In Last Out" position.
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