Over the Mountain and Back
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Teri was gone to Tucson with our daughter today so I went over the mountain and into Safford. I had a list from Teri plus a few things I needed and was able to pick most of them up.I had spare time so I took off out across the mountains on a side road. Here is one of the pictures I took.
There are 3 or 4 of these markers on our way to Safford. I have never taken the time to stop and look at them. Today, I did. They are markers, put up several years ago, remembering early settlers who were killed by Indians. Blow this picture up and see if you can read it. I think it is neat but someone has shot holes in some of them with guns. I hate that. I can see indians hiding behind these mountains as I travel the road into Safford. It looks like they could come riding out anytime. The only indians I saw today were in Walmart.
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I often get questions about how we can dry camp for long periods of time. Here are a couple of reasons. These are led lights that I have put into regular 12 volt light sockets. This one is a 36 led light. I have had it for 2 years. I have another one just like it in our outside light beside the door. It gives plenty of light to read and to see the keyboard on my laptop. I put this one up Sunday just over the main living area.+(2).JPG)
The amp meter does not even register when I turn them on.
Here is the light in our hallway. It has two sockets. I installed a more directional light here. One shines toward the front of the coach and the other shines toward the bedroom. Also lighting up the hall way very well.
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While directional these two bulbs have lights all the way around them so they shine in different directions. I installed them a year or so ago. All of these are about 10 bux each if you shop around. There are 18 lights in these two. I have a 12 light led in the bedroom under the cabinet over our head. Teri uses it for reading.
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I hope this photo shows how I have vented the gas on demand shower. It is approximately 4-5 inches from the 14 inch Fantastic Vent fan. This is a reversable fan and we crack it just enough to come on, sucking the fumes out. It easily does this on the low speed. We have a co2 alarm just outside the bath door. A side note, this Fantastic Vent is perfect for the GMC bath. We never need a light in here any longer unless it is dark outside. It fits perfectly in here and I am glad we did this.
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The amp meter does not even register when I turn them on.Here is the light in our hallway. It has two sockets. I installed a more directional light here. One shines toward the front of the coach and the other shines toward the bedroom. Also lighting up the hall way very well.
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While directional these two bulbs have lights all the way around them so they shine in different directions. I installed them a year or so ago. All of these are about 10 bux each if you shop around. There are 18 lights in these two. I have a 12 light led in the bedroom under the cabinet over our head. Teri uses it for reading.
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I hope this photo shows how I have vented the gas on demand shower. It is approximately 4-5 inches from the 14 inch Fantastic Vent fan. This is a reversable fan and we crack it just enough to come on, sucking the fumes out. It easily does this on the low speed. We have a co2 alarm just outside the bath door. A side note, this Fantastic Vent is perfect for the GMC bath. We never need a light in here any longer unless it is dark outside. It fits perfectly in here and I am glad we did this.
That is about it from here. Just got dark outside. Weather was great T shirt weather. We are going to run the GMC out for lp Wednesday and then wash it at the local carwash. I have been a good husband today and vacuumed the coach while Teri has been away. Hope everyone had a great day. Visit us often.
Dan
posted by Dan & Teri Gregg @ 5:28 PM
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