Highly mobile has become extremely important to me

It's cold in Denver, clicking the pics may warm up your fingers.

It's either been a long, long, time since I've cleaned my camera lens or it's snowing like a bat in Denver.

 The fact that I could live in the bronco for six months doesn't necessarily mean that I always want to live that way, but it does mean that I can live that way if I want to, but hopefully, I won't have to.

I've thought of various ways to make life better for myself while staying highly mobile, including fixing the problems with the bronco so it would be more livable. But other than a major overhaul which would include building walls where the canvas is and turning it into a hard-sided camper, it sounds like way too much work. And usually, homemade campers look pretty ugly no matter how skilled the builder is.

So it seems like buying another slide-in truck camper, but a hard-sided truck camper this time makes the most sense because I loved the ability to go places I never would've considered going with the Arctic Fox, and I didn't miss all the added space that the Arctic Fox has.

When I first walked back into the Arctic Fox yesterday, it was like walking into an apartment I had so much room, but instead of thinking how great it was to have all this room to move around in, my first thought was; why do I need all the space? And the answer appeared to be; to carry around all the stuff that I don't really need anymore. And coming to that realization made it clear to me that the Arctic Fox, which I dearly love, was way more RV than I needed in my current lifestyle... To be continued

Theboondork

Iris growing in my daughter's flower garden.

My granddaughter.

Yes I still have a grandson, but he was in school while I was taking pictures. Tomorrow will be his turn.