Relocating to a Great New Pad Site
My neighbor’s classic Airstream International and lovely ramada (which I am inheriting). View facing southeast.
I have been permanently settled at a perfectly nice pad site for just about five months (see plenty of previous posts), but as fall/winter draws nigh fellow Gypsies are moving onto warmer and sunnier climes. Ergo, nice spots are coming available in my RV park. Coincidentally, one of the best spots is occupied by a 26-foot vintage International. I have become a good friend of the lady who owns this classic. She is moving to parts north and west and I jumped at the chance to grab her site.
Not only did I get the pad but I was also able to negotiate to obtain her lovely hand-made ramada (shelter with arbor). I am totally stoked to move in. But alas, I leave today for a couple of short projects in North and South Dakota. Cannot wait to return at the end of the week and shift my baby to her new spot in a secluded part of the park with nice tall and thick evergreen trees/shrubs to protect us from the fierce Colorado Front Range winds.
I will have a long weekend coming up to make things right, and the Mrs is a-visiting the following week – we should be ready for a 6-month anniversary fiesta long around Día de los Muertos – y’all are invited.
My neighbor’s classic Airstream International and lovely ramada (which I am inheriting). View facing west.
My neighbor’s classic Airstream International and lovely ramada (which I am inheriting). View facing north.
My neighbor’s classic Airstream International and lovely ramada (which I am inheriting). View facing west.
My neighbor’s classic Airstream International.
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