Good new read on Substack -- "Time. Speed. Distance.

[Kilometer 31]

Craig Lancaster is a one-time newspaper colleague and a talented published author. He's just starting his journey in (more or les) full time travel trailer living. Not a Camp-Inn or a teardrop. But a good read and good, familiar topics and considerations. The Weighting Is the Hardest Part*, Part 1

 

[TheSongDogHouse]

Craig Lancaster is a one-time newspaper colleague and a talented published author. He's just starting his journey in (more or les) full time travel trailer living. Not a Camp-Inn or a teardrop. But a good read and good, familiar topics and considerations. The Weighting Is the Hardest Part*, Part 1

Very detailed and highly useful.

 

[Sweeney]

Give your friend at attaboy!

 

[Kilometer 31]

He'll be fun follow on a lot of different fronts.

 

[Kilometer 31]

Another good entry -- part two on "The Weighting" (Who knew there were trailer hitch balls with built-in tongue scales?!) Warning: Much math and some corrections ahead! The Weighting Is the Hardest Part*, Part 2

 

[Campdrifter]

Give your friend a big high-five!

 

[Tour 931]

The ground was mostly bare yesterday. If averaged out only about six inches remained. That changed overnight and most of the ground is covered again with an inch. The forecast is for about two feet in the next week but I have my doubts. Currently 28F and heading to below zero.

I’m not going to mention the wind.

EDIT: didn’t mean to post this here. I must be getting senile.