I didn't have that service but I had my fridge and plenty of food and water.
No bathroom in my truck
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No bathroom in my truck
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Don't ever use a bottle that the contents of the bottle is similar in color to what originally was in the bottle.
That’s how they make Bud Light!
Brent welcome to the Midwest humidity. It’s not bad today, and actually looks like it’ll be in the normal range while you’re in MI.
I only used that a couple of times in the 12 years I drove, and that was in the snow and I didn't feel like getting out in the cold to pee.
I always emptied it within the day and got rid of the container
We made it!
The downtown event Saturday evening looks like it should be fun.
There was supposed to be a picture in that post. My bandwidth sucks here.
Also, f*ck Illinois and Indiana. 70-90mph gusts in a supercell just past Springfield. The entire freeway stopped for about 10 minutes, thankfully we ended up partially under an overpass.
Also, f*ck Illinois and Indiana. 70-90mph gusts in a supercell just past Springfield. The entire freeway stopped for about 10 minutes, thankfully we ended up partially under an overpass.
The stop for lunch was a mistake, we would have avoided the storm and traffic around Chicago if we skipped it.
I was driving through there many years ago, at night. Rain and terrible winds. I could not pass the semis because of the water. The next morning at the RV dealership, the news was going on and on about the tornadoes last night. I had no clue. Driving back through with the 5th wheel behind me, signs, trees and crap all over the freeway. Dodged a bullet that night.
I did the same in Illinois.
Used to drive from the southern tip of Indiana, all the way to the eastern tip of Iowa every other Friday for 4 years. Back to Indiana again the same Sunday.
One night near Galesburg it was raining and blowing so hard I had to stop the car, even me being a 22 year old that thought I was superman and invincible.
Next day in Iowa I was seeing reports of a tornado about the time I was there near Galesburg.
Sitting out there I was thinking the whole time, "if there's a tornado in this, I'd never see it coming"
Used to drive from the southern tip of Indiana, all the way to the eastern tip of Iowa every other Friday for 4 years. Back to Indiana again the same Sunday.
One night near Galesburg it was raining and blowing so hard I had to stop the car, even me being a 22 year old that thought I was superman and invincible.
Next day in Iowa I was seeing reports of a tornado about the time I was there near Galesburg.
Sitting out there I was thinking the whole time, "if there's a tornado in this, I'd never see it coming"
Driving through Indiana you could see all the damage from that storm and I guess there were similar storms the last two days. Tons of massive trees down on houses and rvs next to i40.
Before we got tucked under the overpass I heard the chugga chugga chugga like a train and was pretty sure we were about to get a tornado, but it passed and we got under the overpass. Not a fun time, it poured the rest of the way through Illinois and part way through Indiana.
Time for food and many refreshments.
I don't have to do anything until 11 tomorrow, and I only have to drive the rv 100 ft to our spot for the next 3 nights.
Don't run over an old fart in a golf cart.
This is a fancy site, we're at steamboat Park right on the Grand River. They'll come around in a paddle boat.
Please video the locals when you leave in the truck to go sight seeing.
With the dumps closed, the rv is way louder than the shop truck. I'm going to make friends when we leave at 5am on Monday. I won't be surprised if we're told to not come back. I should have recorded the drive in to our current spot, It was almost 8pm.
