Nothing has changed .... If nothing has changed why am I writing this.

If you click a pic today, all your problems may go away, if you fail to give a click, hide under your bed and do it quick.

I didn't have time to take pictures today, so I stuck my camera out the camper door and took this picture of the sunset, and that's all there is for the day.

Another day in my life and nothing has changed. The mornings are still sunny with blue skies, and after lunch, it's still cloudy, and either looks like rain or it does.

 I'm still doing the same thing in the Arctic Fox, trying to separate the wheat from the chaff. And it looks like I have an awful lot of chaff to get rid of, and too much wheat to fit in the Lance. It would solve a lot of my problems if I tow the Arctic Fox behind the Lance; then, I would have room for all my stuff and the ability to travel with it. But I imagine I wouldn't get very far.

I found a sweet little Walter .22 automatic pistol I had stashed away in the Arctic Fox and forgotten about. That makes the third pistol I've found since I started cleaning out the Fox. I normally don't carry that many firearms when I'm traveling. Usually, I have enough to obey the Ben Avery gun range camping rules and prove that I'm a shooter and not just an RVer. But I've been going there long enough that I don't think they care if I do any shooting or not.

Normally my son-in-law has to not only have his sprinkler system running to keep the lawn and gardens watered, but he also puts out some movable sprinklers in areas the automatic sprinkler system misses. But here it is, near the middle of June, and he hasn't even turned on the automatic sprinkler system yet, and the lawn is still growing like crazy because of all the rains we've been having.

I want to go to my property near 11-mile reservoir one of these days and camp out for a couple of nights, but looking at the future weather forecast, I don't see anything but rain in the afternoons. Of course, I'm living in the Lance while I'm here in Denver, so it doesn't really matter if I get rained on in Denver or at my property, but the rains keep me from getting out and doing anything after lunch, and keep me stuck in the camper instead of out in the woods doing something fun.

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