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Looks like a great start. Looking forward to following along. Looking at the concrete bags I can see they are 60 pounds. Estimating the dimensions and calculating the load, you are way higher than a half pound per square feet under one bag. I know you don't have 100% coverage of two rows of bags.

We have one electric saw and about six gas in my group. Problem is, the guy with the electric doesn't do 1/7th of the work. Might be 1/20th at best. We have all joked about getting electric to make the workload level out. Edit: Electric saws are good for kenneling. A bit safer than an axe for...

Good stuff.

I hunted a few days. Didn't see a thing. Congrats on getting some meat.

So true. I often struggle in the flatlands. Partly because I have spent my entire life living in the flatlands. Partly because I am not as introspective or as deep a thinker as you. Your insight often cause me to think deeper than usual. I suspect this is the case for many that enjoy your posts...

For the most part we are close in our definitions. When I say loaded I was definitely meaning with my slide-in camper and trailer. I guess the distinction would be unloaded is the truck full with fuel and me, nothing in the bed. I make that distinguishment because I can load my bed under my...

We are talking about two different things. You are talking about unloaded and I was talking about loaded. I agree with you when my truck is unloaded. Unloaded with factory tires I have hit 700 miles on one tank in the summer. Sent from my Pixel 9 Pro XL using Tapatalk

I think for many, possibly most, it has less to do with the $1,000 and more to do with the ability to pass gas stations and probably a little less, a good feeling because of better fuel economy. Those two are top of the list for me.

I have seen data on how much humidity humans create but I cannot find it. I will keep looking. The only time I have had issues inside my camper though, which is a pop up slide in, is when the outdoor humidity was about 75%. That trip was pretty damp inside for three days. I did have a little...

Yeah I wouldn't like that either.

I am good without a heater into the 20's but below 20 I will get the MR Buddy heater set up and turn it on before bed and when I get up in the morning. I don't need it during the night.

What material did you use for your drawer faces? Also the rest of the drawer?

paint

Wow, I really liked the colors in the Temple of the Emerald Buddha. The blue, green, and gold looked great together. That tile work must have taken forever. Looks like it was worth ditching the truck. Thanks for taking the time to post your travels.

Just think of it as metallic paint on the roof. Looks good with some shine though.