It all started in the Defiant’s front “bedroom”, since converted by my son into a working office and library. The Photographic Studio and Audio Workshop at Rancho Begley, officially designated the “Command Center”. I was tired and figured a nap was in order, but the highway Read more… Now, I desire to watch television about as much as I love going to cardiologists and dentists, so I politely declined.
He had a smallish television and antenna that he claimed would pull in a station 35 miles away. Right after he took off, a guy pulled up and wanted to know if I’d like a TV. It’s always painful when a town loses its authenticity and differentiation, which in this case he blamed on transplants from Californistan. During our conversation, he told me that he grew up in Flagstaff and lamented the complete change in aura and events, going from lumberjack contests to politically correct eco fare. “Oh! That’s not bad at all!” he said, being young and fit. A local fishing guide stopped by to ask about the Four Wheel and how difficult it was to lift the roof, so while his small child slept in his SUV, I explained the standard setup, explained the Grandby’s optional setup to support the old-school framed solar panels on it, then put him to work to lift the rear up.
It’s for sale, and no doubt they too are headed for the Expo.Įrrand day went fine in Flagstaff, at least until I finished and parked in a Conoco lot north of town on US-89. This Dodge Ram with XCamper was in the Little America Truck Stop in Flagstaff. And I thought the Intrepid was a bit large.
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