Tagged With "Texas Dance Halls"

They don't put out the agenda much ahead of time. A whiteboard set up in the gathering hall lists each day's schedule.

I realized recently that I hadn't mentioned one of our favorite fall & winter gadgets. A Mr. Heater "Portable Buddy" propane heater - http://www.mrheater.com/portable-buddy-heater.html Ours is at least 12 years old and still going strong. We almost exclusively dry camp so don't have electrical hook-up's when we are camping (which we are fortunate to do year 'round here). Our 1575 (& our previous popup trailer) has a single-blower Atwood furnace (model 7920-II) which is fairly loud...

I've been filling my propane tank at a local American Legion hall. It's a flat rate regardless of how much propane you need. I don't mind feeding them some small income and I don't mind a few extra bucks here and there; it's small potatoes compared to the cost of the gas to haul our Lance around on a vacation. But the last time I filled the tank my Mopeka gauge reported it was only about 68% full. Well, I don't mind not getting quite as much propane as I was thought I was paying for but I do...

I've wanted to upgrade the Coleman Mk 1015k AC simply from a noise perspective. I'm finding this thread very informative too. Some form of ndq is in our future. Thanks Harriet @fpmtngal . The thermostat in our 2285 is physically located in a different zone. It's through the hall and in the bedroom on the closet/vanity wall facing the bed or front of the trailer. When it's below 25F I want some heat to flow to the tanks We run an electric mica panel heater (no fan, all radiant) we move around...

Still just above the storm line, in Stockton, MO, I move into east Texas, in about a week. It's been high 20s in the mornings. I'll be at Lake O' Pines, near Jefferson, TX for month and then Sam Rayburn, near Jasper, TX for six weeks to two months. I go to Texoma, after that, for month, prime storm time and area. Balancing storm line and snow line, is balancing act.