outdoor kitchens
WE were trapped in MD in a Jellystone RV park for 3 days last week and this included a weekend that was a park event. Understand we are swnowbirds and avid RV people where as we have travel 13000 mile...
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dewey02 wrote:dodge guy wrote:Good answer, Dodge guy! (I wouldn't have thought of that reply).Lantley wrote:Its not 2 kitchens, one main and a spare. some people rotate the spare into use on their trucks, so they use them also. And BTW, some people do have 2 spares and 2 first aid kits.
Yes but do you carry 2 spares and 2 first aid kits?
Why have 2 kitchens? I'm not against kitchens,spares or first aid kits. I just don't need 2 of them.
Yes, I have 5 tires on my trailer and another 5 on my Dodge Pickup.
And I have several bandages (not just one) in my first aid kit.
I like being outside and cooking outside most of the time. But in the pouring rain, on a very cold morning, or when I'm being a bit lazy, that inside kitchen suits me just fine.
I just thought of another thread - why do some 5'ers have two toilets? (just kidding :) ). I really don't understand people's idea that everyone should think and act exactly like they do. I get it if someone's dog or kids or actions are directly impinging on you. But WHO CARES if someone has an inside and outside kitchen? The OP thought they were just "showing off." Sheesh.
OK guys, I hope you know I'm just having fun with this:B.
Back to the 2 kitchen idea. The reason I ultimately don't want 2 kitchens is I need the extra room for important stuff like a Porta bote and outboard motor and all the really important stuff in my signature.
As far as the 2nd toilet goes. I got rid of that too. My 2nd 1/2 bath is now a storage shed. The toilet was OK it was the 2nd black tank I learned to despise. My 1/2 bath is now a shed full of important stuff like tables,tennis racquets,ice maker and a corn hole game.
There is certainly no room for an additional sink,burner,fridge or microwave!
