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We're out boondocking in a trailer in the Alabama Hills,
here near Lone Pine, CA for the Lone Pine Film Festival.
Dad and his wife, as well as my sister and her beu, are here.
We have "guerilla networking", which we only got working last night.
It's the ultimate in "glamping" -- we had a company (family company)
drop off a trailer for our use, which they set up and provided
us with a generator.
This trailer is the trailer of our
forefathers, though -- the electrical stinks. Thankfully,
the plumbing doesn't stink!
No inverter, so we have to either run the generator
to have 110VAC, or use the "Jackery", a "solar generator"
that we keep on hand. (It's a big lithium battery, sold
with solar panels, but can also charge on 12VDC or 110VAC.)
And you know you're "glamping" if you have A/C, which
we do for the hot parts of the day. The trailer doesn't
seem to be insulated very well, so it heats up quite a bit
here in the desert.
Scenery is spectacular here in the Eastern Sierras. If I crick
my neck just right from where I'm sitting, I can see Mt. Whitney.
We're out boondocking in a trailer in the Alabama Hills,
here near Lone Pine, CA for the Lone Pine Film Festival.
Dad and his wife, as well as my sister and her beu, are here.
We have "guerilla networking", which we only got working last night.
It's the ultimate in "glamping" -- we had a company (family company)
drop off a trailer for our use, which they set up and provided
us with a generator.
This trailer is the trailer of our
forefathers, though -- the electrical stinks. Thankfully,
the plumbing doesn't stink!
No inverter, so we have to either run the generator
to have 110VAC, or use the "Jackery", a "solar generator"
that we keep on hand. (It's a big lithium battery, sold
with solar panels, but can also charge on 12VDC or 110VAC.)
And you know you're "glamping" if you have A/C, which
we do for the hot parts of the day. The trailer doesn't
seem to be insulated very well, so it heats up quite a bit
here in the desert.
Scenery is spectacular here in the Eastern Sierras. If I crick
my neck just right from where I'm sitting, I can see Mt. Whitney.
On 10/12/2025 9:31 AM, Creon wrote:
We're out boondocking in a trailer in the Alabama Hills,We love glamping in the California Hills so much that we bought some
here near Lone Pine, CA for the Lone Pine Film Festival.
Dad and his wife, as well as my sister and her beu, are here.
We have "guerilla networking", which we only got working last night.
It's the ultimate in "glamping" -- we had a company (family company)
drop off a trailer for our use, which they set up and provided
us with a generator.
This trailer is the trailer of our
forefathers, though -- the electrical stinks.-a Thankfully,
the plumbing doesn't stink!
No inverter, so we have to either run the generator
to have 110VAC, or use the "Jackery", a "solar generator"
that we keep on hand.-a (It's a big lithium battery, sold
with solar panels, but can also charge on 12VDC or 110VAC.)
And you know you're "glamping" if you have A/C, which
we do for the hot parts of the day.-a The trailer doesn't
seem to be insulated very well, so it heats up quite a bit
here in the desert.
Scenery is spectacular here in the Eastern Sierras.-a If I crick
my neck just right from where I'm sitting, I can see Mt. Whitney.
land and installed a new double-wide manufactured home, Sweet!
On 10/12/25 9:59 AM, Dude wrote:
On 10/12/2025 9:31 AM, Creon wrote:
We're out boondocking in a trailer in the Alabama Hills,We love glamping in the California Hills so much that we bought some
here near Lone Pine, CA for the Lone Pine Film Festival.
Dad and his wife, as well as my sister and her beu, are here.
We have "guerilla networking", which we only got working last night.
It's the ultimate in "glamping" -- we had a company (family company)
drop off a trailer for our use, which they set up and provided
us with a generator.
This trailer is the trailer of our
forefathers, though -- the electrical stinks.-a Thankfully,
the plumbing doesn't stink!
No inverter, so we have to either run the generator
to have 110VAC, or use the "Jackery", a "solar generator"
that we keep on hand.-a (It's a big lithium battery, sold
with solar panels, but can also charge on 12VDC or 110VAC.)
And you know you're "glamping" if you have A/C, which
we do for the hot parts of the day.-a The trailer doesn't
seem to be insulated very well, so it heats up quite a bit
here in the desert.
Scenery is spectacular here in the Eastern Sierras.-a If I crick
my neck just right from where I'm sitting, I can see Mt. Whitney.
land and installed a new double-wide manufactured home, Sweet!
we don't have enough wilderness as is Efy<rCiEfA?Efy<rCiEfA?Efy<rCiEfA?
On 10/12/25 9:59 AM, Dude wrote:
On 10/12/2025 9:31 AM, Creon wrote:
We're out boondocking in a trailer in the Alabama Hills,We love glamping in the California Hills so much that we bought some
here near Lone Pine, CA for the Lone Pine Film Festival.
Dad and his wife, as well as my sister and her beu, are here.
We have "guerilla networking", which we only got working last night.
It's the ultimate in "glamping" -- we had a company (family company)
drop off a trailer for our use, which they set up and provided
us with a generator.
This trailer is the trailer of our
forefathers, though -- the electrical stinks.a Thankfully,
the plumbing doesn't stink!
No inverter, so we have to either run the generator
to have 110VAC, or use the "Jackery", a "solar generator"
that we keep on hand.a (It's a big lithium battery, sold
with solar panels, but can also charge on 12VDC or 110VAC.)
And you know you're "glamping" if you have A/C, which
we do for the hot parts of the day.a The trailer doesn't
seem to be insulated very well, so it heats up quite a bit
here in the desert.
Scenery is spectacular here in the Eastern Sierras.a If I crick
my neck just right from where I'm sitting, I can see Mt. Whitney.
land and installed a new double-wide manufactured home, Sweet!
we don't have enough wilderness as is ?????????
On 12/10/2025 21:07, dart200 wrote:
On 10/12/25 9:59 AM, Dude wrote:
On 10/12/2025 9:31 AM, Creon wrote:
We're out boondocking in a trailer in the Alabama Hills,We love glamping in the California Hills so much that we bought some
here near Lone Pine, CA for the Lone Pine Film Festival.
Dad and his wife, as well as my sister and her beu, are here.
We have "guerilla networking", which we only got working last night.
It's the ultimate in "glamping" -- we had a company (family company)
drop off a trailer for our use, which they set up and provided
us with a generator.
This trailer is the trailer of our
forefathers, though -- the electrical stinks. Thankfully,
the plumbing doesn't stink!
No inverter, so we have to either run the generator
to have 110VAC, or use the "Jackery", a "solar generator"
that we keep on hand. (It's a big lithium battery, sold
with solar panels, but can also charge on 12VDC or 110VAC.)
And you know you're "glamping" if you have A/C, which
we do for the hot parts of the day. The trailer doesn't
seem to be insulated very well, so it heats up quite a bit
here in the desert.
Scenery is spectacular here in the Eastern Sierras. If I crick
my neck just right from where I'm sitting, I can see Mt. Whitney.
land and installed a new double-wide manufactured home, Sweet!
we don't have enough wilderness as is Efy<rCiEfA?Efy<rCiEfA?Efy<rCiEfA?
We love the wilderness so much we built on it!
On Oct 12, 2025 at 4:15:50rC>PM EDT, "Julian" <julianlzb87@gmail.com> wrote:
On 12/10/2025 21:07, dart200 wrote:
On 10/12/25 9:59 AM, Dude wrote:
On 10/12/2025 9:31 AM, Creon wrote:
We're out boondocking in a trailer in the Alabama Hills,We love glamping in the California Hills so much that we bought some
here near Lone Pine, CA for the Lone Pine Film Festival.
Dad and his wife, as well as my sister and her beu, are here.
We have "guerilla networking", which we only got working last night. >>>>>
It's the ultimate in "glamping" -- we had a company (family company) >>>>> drop off a trailer for our use, which they set up and provided
us with a generator.
This trailer is the trailer of our
forefathers, though -- the electrical stinks. Thankfully,
the plumbing doesn't stink!
No inverter, so we have to either run the generator
to have 110VAC, or use the "Jackery", a "solar generator"
that we keep on hand. (It's a big lithium battery, sold
with solar panels, but can also charge on 12VDC or 110VAC.)
And you know you're "glamping" if you have A/C, which
we do for the hot parts of the day. The trailer doesn't
seem to be insulated very well, so it heats up quite a bit
here in the desert.
Scenery is spectacular here in the Eastern Sierras. If I crick
my neck just right from where I'm sitting, I can see Mt. Whitney.
land and installed a new double-wide manufactured home, Sweet!
we don't have enough wilderness as is Efy<rCiEfA?Efy<rCiEfA?Efy<rCiEfA?
We love the wilderness so much we built on it!
and hugged it to death!
On 12/10/2025 21:22, Tara wrote:
On Oct 12, 2025 at 4:15:50rC>PM EDT, "Julian" <julianlzb87@gmail.com> wrote: >>
On 12/10/2025 21:07, dart200 wrote:
On 10/12/25 9:59 AM, Dude wrote:We love the wilderness so much we built on it!
On 10/12/2025 9:31 AM, Creon wrote:
We're out boondocking in a trailer in the Alabama Hills,We love glamping in the California Hills so much that we bought some >>>>> land and installed a new double-wide manufactured home, Sweet!
here near Lone Pine, CA for the Lone Pine Film Festival.
Dad and his wife, as well as my sister and her beu, are here.
We have "guerilla networking", which we only got working last night. >>>>>>
It's the ultimate in "glamping" -- we had a company (family company) >>>>>> drop off a trailer for our use, which they set up and provided
us with a generator.
This trailer is the trailer of our
forefathers, though -- the electrical stinks. Thankfully,
the plumbing doesn't stink!
No inverter, so we have to either run the generator
to have 110VAC, or use the "Jackery", a "solar generator"
that we keep on hand. (It's a big lithium battery, sold
with solar panels, but can also charge on 12VDC or 110VAC.)
And you know you're "glamping" if you have A/C, which
we do for the hot parts of the day. The trailer doesn't
seem to be insulated very well, so it heats up quite a bit
here in the desert.
Scenery is spectacular here in the Eastern Sierras. If I crick
my neck just right from where I'm sitting, I can see Mt. Whitney.
we don't have enough wilderness as is Efy<rCiEfA?Efy<rCiEfA?Efy<rCiEfA? >>>
and hugged it to death!
We collected rain water...
that was meant for something else.
On Sun, 12 Oct 2025 13:07:18 -0700, dart200 <user7160@newsgrouper.org.invalid> wrote:
On 10/12/25 9:59 AM, Dude wrote:
On 10/12/2025 9:31 AM, Creon wrote:
We're out boondocking in a trailer in the Alabama Hills,We love glamping in the California Hills so much that we bought some
here near Lone Pine, CA for the Lone Pine Film Festival.
Dad and his wife, as well as my sister and her beu, are here.
We have "guerilla networking", which we only got working last night.
It's the ultimate in "glamping" -- we had a company (family company)
drop off a trailer for our use, which they set up and provided
us with a generator.
This trailer is the trailer of our
forefathers, though -- the electrical stinks.-a Thankfully,
the plumbing doesn't stink!
No inverter, so we have to either run the generator
to have 110VAC, or use the "Jackery", a "solar generator"
that we keep on hand.-a (It's a big lithium battery, sold
with solar panels, but can also charge on 12VDC or 110VAC.)
And you know you're "glamping" if you have A/C, which
we do for the hot parts of the day.-a The trailer doesn't
seem to be insulated very well, so it heats up quite a bit
here in the desert.
Scenery is spectacular here in the Eastern Sierras.-a If I crick
my neck just right from where I'm sitting, I can see Mt. Whitney.
land and installed a new double-wide manufactured home, Sweet!
we don't have enough wilderness as is ?????????
Doublewide in the wilderness=not wilderness any more.
On 12/10/2025 21:07, dart200 wrote:
On 10/12/25 9:59 AM, Dude wrote:
On 10/12/2025 9:31 AM, Creon wrote:
We're out boondocking in a trailer in the Alabama Hills,We love glamping in the California Hills so much that we bought some
here near Lone Pine, CA for the Lone Pine Film Festival.
Dad and his wife, as well as my sister and her beu, are here.
We have "guerilla networking", which we only got working last night.
It's the ultimate in "glamping" -- we had a company (family company)
drop off a trailer for our use, which they set up and provided
us with a generator.
This trailer is the trailer of our
forefathers, though -- the electrical stinks.-a Thankfully,
the plumbing doesn't stink!
No inverter, so we have to either run the generator
to have 110VAC, or use the "Jackery", a "solar generator"
that we keep on hand.-a (It's a big lithium battery, sold
with solar panels, but can also charge on 12VDC or 110VAC.)
And you know you're "glamping" if you have A/C, which
we do for the hot parts of the day.-a The trailer doesn't
seem to be insulated very well, so it heats up quite a bit
here in the desert.
Scenery is spectacular here in the Eastern Sierras.-a If I crick
my neck just right from where I'm sitting, I can see Mt. Whitney.
land and installed a new double-wide manufactured home, Sweet!
we don't have enough wilderness as is Efy<rCiEfA?Efy<rCiEfA?Efy<rCiEfA?
We love the wilderness so much we built on it!