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_1nobby
Explorer
Jun 19, 2016

Maiden Voyage

With the advice, support and encouragement of this forum....some hard work and hard earned $$.....I am 10 minutes away from my maiden voyage with the PortaNobby....my 21 ft Tango Twist.

Fully loaded for 4 days of dry camping at Killbear Provincial Park.

The weather is HOT and will be for the next few days.

I'm going alone....so the kayak for this trip.

Wish me luck.

More pics upon my return. :)


  • westend's avatar
    westend
    Explorer
    Jun 19, 2016
    Bon voyage!
    Remember to close to close the sewage drain, fill the H2O heater before firing, and keep the drinks cold!

    Oh, BTW, roll that awning in before the storms get to it.
  • _1nobby's avatar
    _1nobby
    Explorer
    Jun 22, 2016
    Well....that was relaxing.

    I probably gained 5 lbs from drinking and eating.

    Weather was excellent....and I had zero neighbours.



  • SDP's avatar
    SDP
    Explorer
    Jun 22, 2016
    That looks like a beautiful place to camp. Your trailer graphics match the forest nicely, that's kind of cool. How did everything go for you?
  • _1nobby's avatar
    _1nobby
    Explorer
    Jun 22, 2016
    SDP wrote:
    That looks like a beautiful place to camp. Your trailer graphics match the forest nicely, that's kind of cool. How did everything go for you?


    Everything went great.

    Didn't run out of 12V or water:)

    I used the bathroom and the kitchen sink just to see how far I'd get.....I probably had another 3 days of water left.

    So...in my eyes....the trailer worked as it should.

    Good tune up for the July boondocking trip.
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    _1nobby
    Explorer
    Jun 23, 2016
    2012Coleman wrote:
    Did you leave your porch light on all night? Well - did ya??? :P


    No, I did not.
    But I did have a night light INSIDE the trailer.:)
  • _1nobby's avatar
    _1nobby
    Explorer
    Jun 23, 2016
    I was happy to snag a water front campsite......but it was wooded.

    There was a nice bath leading down to the water and an opening to the water...but no way no how would I find my way back after kayaking. So I made a buoy with what I had.....I dumped out my ionized water jug and dug out my standard trailer hitch.




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