I love having camper projects That I plan on doing someday

The pics are here for you to click, but take your time don't be so quick, you've got all day to have a peek at a pic or two you can critique.
But keep in mind I'm not a pro I do my best and so you know, if the pics good enough to show its based on luck...not what I know.

Sangre de Cristo Mountains. A skiff of snow covers the peaks, and the changing Aspens adds a splash of color to the broad shoulders of the mighty mountain range.

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Another beautiful Fall day today; it got up to the high 70s and is supposed to stay that way until late next week when another front is supposed to come through and give us 50s in the daytime and 20s at night..... And that can be the sort of temperature that causes me to put on my traveling shoes.

Since I'm going to be leaving sometime this month, I don't have any plans for doing anything or going anywhere, so mostly, I fool around in the camper, trying to find things I don't need that I can get rid of, or something I need to do before I go.

I usually don't find much to do before I go because I enjoy doing things to the camper while traveling. I typically find something I should've done months ago but have yet to get around to. But I have no problem  putting off even those things till I get on the road again.

One of the benefits of procrastination, and there are many, is that there is always a project I can do if I get bored. There are endless projects I can do to a camper because I'm never completely satisfied with it, always considering my camper a work in progress.

When I was younger, I actually did a lot of those projects to make the camper better suit my life, but as I get older, I'm finding I still think up camper projects; I just don't do them anymore, figuring that if I did all the projects I wanted to do then the camper would be finished and perfect for my lifestyle. and with no camper projects to look forward to, I would have to sell it, buy another one, and start all over again.

Of course, I'm far too lazy to accomplish even half the projects I have planned, so any camper I ever had has never reached the level of perfection that I require, so I've always got plenty of projects I can do if even the tiniest amount of ambition happens to creep into my life while I'm not looking. And even if it does, my procrastination will quickly kick in and squash that few minutes of ambition long before I ever get an electric drill or a roll of duct tape in my hand.


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It's hard to imagine the scale of these sand dunes. I've got some pictures from previous years that show people walking up the dunes and the people are so tiny you can hardly tell their people, but I couldn't find any of those pictures.

On this cold morning during my last mini -vacation the few folks that you can see are still at least 1/4 of a mile from the base of the dunes, and hours from the top.

 FOR SALE

Call  ''Ghost Town Real Estate Company" located in delightful downtown Como Colorado.

This beautifully preserved vintage travel trailer, just begging for restoration is located right across the street from downtown Como, not too far from the railroad tracks that may one day bring the Amtrak right through town. And for a small earnest money deposit, this oldie but goodie can be your magic carpet ride to fun and excitement. Just imagine the envious looks you'll get pulling this puppy down the interstate!

Spend 10 minutes checking the tire pressure and hooking this baby up to the back of your truck and you can be on your way to an adventure in whatever paradise you choose.

No need to suffer if you're living in this one-time state-of-the-art travel trailer, there's a place for a gourmet kitchen, what some folks would call a bedroom, and an area for a convenient bathroom if you need one.... both indoors and out.

And comfort? Don't even get me started on comfort! You will feel the comfort as soon as you set up your lawn chair in what passes for a living room. Sunshine pours through the massive picture windows to keep your picturesque abode warm in the winter, and rain pours through in the summer to keep down the dust.

Worried about neighbors? Absolutely nothing to worry about... It's a ghost town. Of course there are neighbors here, there just very very quiet and you will only see them after midnight.

I know what you're thinking, you can't afford this kind of luxury, but fear not because you won't believe the price of this sumptuous travel trailer. You will be shocked, your friends will be amazed, and total strangers will be speechless when they hear what you paid for this ticket to paradise.

So don't wait, beat your feet over the pass and get in on a once-in-a-lifetime deal.... Stop letting life pass you by, move in to the Taj Mahal of travel trailers and watch what happens to your mundane lonely life,  your pride of ownership, and most of all your bank account.

  SURPRISE !!!

 I saved the best for last. Look around back and what do you see? A SLIDE-OUT!!! Yes you heard me right! Way ahead of its time, other manufacturers took decades to offer slide-outs on their trailers; but not this company, they were thinking ahead. This slide-out can be disassembled and put inside the trailer or left behind to hold your camping spot while you move the trailer to a better spot... They thought of everything.

And YES! the slide-out is actually included in the unbelievably low price; which is so low it can't legally be discussed on the phone, the Internet, or amongst the living. So drive up the pass... but don't you dare pass the Ghost Town Real Estate company, located in beautiful downtown Como, Where our motto is ... "Our prices are to die for!"