At the conclusion of Part 2, we had panels mounted on the roof and wired up to the combiner box. We connected the 6 gauge wire to the combiner box and dropped it behind the fridge. The next phase of this project involved running the wire from behind the fridge to the forward compartment. In…
A few weeks ago, we found ourselves hiking the Sound of Silence Trail in Dinosaur National Monument. It had been a rainy few days, but we found ourselves with a few hours of sunshine and set out on the trail. We were blessed with visitors from Jess’s family, and had a wonderful time chatting as…
During our stay in Moab, Utah, we were camped only 1,500 feet from the start of the Slickrock Trail. This particular trail is unique, with nearly the entire trail travels across the sandstone rock that makes up the landscape. The trail itself is grueling and difficult, but also includes a practice loop of much more…
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Spring break is a wonderful time for family adventure. I’ve watched the past few weeks as friends have taken trips to a variety of destinations. I love seeing their adventures, knowing how much our own adventures have blessed our life. For full-time travelers, spring break represents the beginning of a complicated process. During the winter…
The town of Bisbee, Arizona has been on our list for quite some time as we’d seen other full time travelers pass through and really enjoy it. Though we would typically take the Airstream and spend a few days there, we weren’t able to get reservations at the only RV park in town. Instead, we…
We are in Huachuca City right now. Are you still in this area? We have been to Bisbee and Tombstone several times, but have not taken the mine tour. My husband and children took the tour in Tombstone. I am rather claustrophobic and so stayed above ground. Looks like a great site. I’ll have to check it out further.ReplyCancel
Alright, an update. This really is going to be good series. It is putting everything together, literally and figuratively, I have been reading about for my solar project.
Please, continue with all of the pictures. They’re great.
Glad we can be helpful!
[…] the solar mounted on top (part 1, part 2) and the wires run to the forward compartment (part 3), there was only one thing left to do. The next step in my project was to connect it all […]
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