As you can tell, we moved from Reno to Boise and haven't taken the time to update our blog in the four months since we moved.
I was looking back through pictures this morning and saw this one - it made me laugh quite a bit to see the loaded down trailer. Our 26' truck was stuffed and our van was loaded down and this was our trailer. Blessed thing towed a lot and amazingly we only had about 2 inches of clearance between our hitch and the ground. It gave us the feeling of "dragging" literally, ourself and all our junk 500+ miles to Boise.
You'll note, we couldn't leave behind the pink Barbie tray, nor could we leave behind the oversized plastic play place or look up top and you'll see our magazine rack which now sits in our front living room.
Bless tie downs, zero rain and a wife who bit her lip alllllll the way to Boise. Sarah had one of those grimaces on her face all the way. It was a long day for sure.
Low riders have nothing over me.
"Lest I forget that X-mas tree, I'll stuff it in that little space right there," I said to myself as I loaded up the Christmas tree and saw the tongue of the trailer dip even closer to the ground.
When you look at this piece of work, say "art work". Each strap and each board was strategically placed thanks to the trusty tug of Gpa Keller - thanks a million.
I was looking back through pictures this morning and saw this one - it made me laugh quite a bit to see the loaded down trailer. Our 26' truck was stuffed and our van was loaded down and this was our trailer. Blessed thing towed a lot and amazingly we only had about 2 inches of clearance between our hitch and the ground. It gave us the feeling of "dragging" literally, ourself and all our junk 500+ miles to Boise.
You'll note, we couldn't leave behind the pink Barbie tray, nor could we leave behind the oversized plastic play place or look up top and you'll see our magazine rack which now sits in our front living room.
Bless tie downs, zero rain and a wife who bit her lip alllllll the way to Boise. Sarah had one of those grimaces on her face all the way. It was a long day for sure.
Low riders have nothing over me.
"Lest I forget that X-mas tree, I'll stuff it in that little space right there," I said to myself as I loaded up the Christmas tree and saw the tongue of the trailer dip even closer to the ground.
When you look at this piece of work, say "art work". Each strap and each board was strategically placed thanks to the trusty tug of Gpa Keller - thanks a million.
