January 22, 2013

Gradient
Doug Hill Road
Green Ridge State Forest
Maryland

Roamer Tour--Work space #1

 

January 21, 2013

Fording the stream
Green Ridge State Forest
Maryland

The Roamer tour continues--Rudy's private parts:

January 20, 2013

Potomac River Overlook
Green Ridge State Forest
Maryland

Did Rudy make it through the tunnel?

We had to lower the air ride suspension as low as it would go.

It was close...but Rudy squeezed through without destroying his satellite dish!!!

January 19, 2013

Rudy meets the Paw Paw police
Paw Paw, West Virginia

We decided to take a mini road trip this weekend. Rudy got pulled over for doing 45 mph in a 25 mph zone in the thriving metropolis of Paw Paw, West Virginia. Naughty boy!!!
The police chief was blown away by the Roamer soooooo...Steve got a warning and the chief got a tour!!! Everybody loves Rudy!!!

After conferring with our new friend from the PPPD, we decided to camp at the 15 Mile Campground at C+O National Park. Will Rudy fit??? Stay tuned.

January 18, 2013

"True morality consists not in following the beaten track, but in finding the true path for ourselves, and fearlessly following it." Mahatma Gandhi
Lake Fairfax Park, Reston, Virginia

Looking toward the rear of the Roamer. Exit door is to the left of the drawers. Bathroom is to the right of the closet.
We added the shoe organizer as a catch-all for shoes, slippers, gloves, scarves, flashlights...things we need to access quickly and often.

We each have 3 drawers, 15 inches of hanging space and a shelf for clothes and shoes. You wouldn't believe how much you can fit into that amount of space!
We have everything we need.

January 17, 2013

On the road...
Detour, Maryland

Many of you are curious about what the Roamer looks like inside so I will be posting some interior shots of Rudy over the next few days. This is shot from the rear of the camper looking forward. The truck cab is behind the black drape. We keep it closed off when camping for warmth and privacy. As you can see, we're not really roughing it too much!!! The workmanship is extraordinary--every little detail is attended to, every square inch of space is utilized in the most efficient way.
(In the spirit of full disclosure, the interior images were not taken with my iPhone. They were taken with my big-girl camera and a very wide angle lens.)

January 16, 2013

4 Points Bridge
A half-hip Pratt through truss built in 1876
Emmitsburg, Maryland

No roamin' for Rudy today. It was a raw, rainy, gray day in the park--a perfect day to stay in and get some things done. Rudy's furnace kept us warm and cozy. Snow's coming tomorrow!