My New Experience

[BigSur2]

I'll keep this short. I'm 37 years old with a family and pets....have lived in Tidewater, VA my entire life. Started out backpacking the AT 20 years ago and slowly worked my way into camping / rving....haven't stopped.

Due to life and job changes, I decided to accept a job in Northern MD. Office HQ is there, so I need to make a presence when I'm not traveling (extensive travel and work from home as well). In short, this was...and is...a major adjustment for my family and I but it's an awesome step in our lives together.

Decided the best and cheapest way to make it work was to workamp when I'm "in the office". Came out with my 29' Bullet and BOY has it been a waking experience. Weather has been nothing but snow, ice, and LOW temps......had to heat tape everything, insulate the floor and windows, figure out ways to make my heating efforts more efficient...you name it.

So far it's been a "crazy" experience but I love it..... Camping for work......doesn't get better than that.

Hope everyone is well....

GG

[rexlion]

Maybe glue some foam blocks to the ceiling, too. Heat rises. It won't look elegant, but staying comfortably warm in winter trumps appearances any day.

[BigSur2]

rjxj wrote:
I was in Denver in November when a cold spell hit. I was burning 30 pounds of propane a day and running an electric heater some of the time. On the coldest nights I also had an electric heater under the holding tank area. I had boxed in the tank area with house sheathing fiber board and put refletics on all the windows and vents.

Good point about the tanks. Have already been thinking about that in case I am here next winter.

[naturist]

Wiser man than I pointed out that every day that you learn something is a day well spent.

Glad you are spending your days well, and sounds like fun to me. Carry on!

[azrving]

I was in Denver in November when a cold spell hit. I was burning 30 pounds of propane a day and running an electric heater some of the time. On the coldest nights I also had an electric heater under the holding tank area. I had boxed in the tank area with house sheathing fiber board and put refletics on all the windows and vents.