Boondocking in a natural disaster
Events last week have Betty and I talking about how we might have been better prepared and we are wondering how others might have handled our situation. Here is a link to the photos, story and the cha...
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Like D. E. Bishop and Golden, I live in Earth Quake country.
I spent most of 15 years Boondocking so I always keep the RV stocked with dry goods and water. After every trip I would make sure it was fueled, water refilled and all perishables were removed and the dry goods restocked. I always drained and refilled my fresh water tank every 60 days if it had not been moved, assuring that I had fresh water.
I have my Class C parked here at home as I did with my old Class A.
And no, My house will not fall on my RV
That way if we lose power or water as we did in the Quake of 1994 we are prepared.
It is also nice to know that I can help my neighbors like I did then,with the generator running I managed to run lines to 2 houses so that they had some power to keep their food cold and we had TV to keep us all updated on everything.
I spent most of 15 years Boondocking so I always keep the RV stocked with dry goods and water. After every trip I would make sure it was fueled, water refilled and all perishables were removed and the dry goods restocked. I always drained and refilled my fresh water tank every 60 days if it had not been moved, assuring that I had fresh water.
I have my Class C parked here at home as I did with my old Class A.
And no, My house will not fall on my RV
That way if we lose power or water as we did in the Quake of 1994 we are prepared.
It is also nice to know that I can help my neighbors like I did then,with the generator running I managed to run lines to 2 houses so that they had some power to keep their food cold and we had TV to keep us all updated on everything.
