What is the BLT?
BLT is what I consider the Best Little Trailer, a 2011 17-foot Casita Liberty Deluxe that is the full-time home for me and my canine crew, Bridget and Spike.
What is the PTV?
PTV stands for the Perfect Tow Vehicle that takes us places. It's a 2005 Chevy Express van with a V-8, 5.3 liter engine and equipped with a 200-watt solar panel mounted on the roof.-
Catch up on what’s been happening with rvsue and the crew!
- Sunset Crater Volcano National Monument, Arizona
- A ranger visit, the mother of all laundries, and stealth garbage disposal
- Remembering mothers
- I’ll have a bowl of cement, thank you.
- Serendipity and camping cats in the pine forest
- A new forest and friends at camp near Sunset Crater, AZ
- A dogfight and we move to a new boondock!
- Bridget has a bad day
- Dispersed camping at Willard Springs, AZ, and racquetball
- A devil dog and a super moon
- A new camp puts us on the right side of the law
- Is our campsite illegal?
- Reminded once again
- “I hate to say it”
- Shopping in the forest
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Some more stuff!
Monthly Archives: February 2012
Lazy days on BLM land at Congress, AZ
Around 3 a.m. I wake up feeling cold. Bridget is sleeping next to me, and Spike is curled up on the cushion I placed on the floor last night. Flicking on the light, I make sure Spike’s still under the … Continue reading
Posted in Getting Ready To Go
Tagged Arizona, BLM, boondocking, Congress, desert, fulltiming, Geogypsy, rattlesnakes, The Bayfield Bunch, Yarnell
59 Comments
A transient finds a new home near Congress, Arizona
The crew and I are northward bound! We’re on Highway 85 when we approach a checkpoint. A young, uniformed man waits for me to stop at the rumble strips. I bring down my window and say hello. He’s curious about the … Continue reading
Posted in Simple living
Tagged Ajo, Arizona, BLM, boondocking, casita, Congress, Darby Well, RV
93 Comments
Goodbye, Darby Well!
Today is a prepare-to-move day. I gather up our bedding and dirty clothes and drive us down to the laundromat. Clean laundry will give us a fresh start at our new camp. Bridget and Spike recognize the place and are happy to … Continue reading
How to have a good time at the auto repair shop, plus rvsue’s culinary magic
There’s just one problem with our new leash law. Putting on of the black suits signals the crew it’s walk time. I want Bridget and Spike to get their business done pronto and come back inside so I can fix my coffee. … Continue reading
Posted in Simple living
Tagged Ajo, Arizona, bean recipes, boondocking, Darby Wells, desert flowers, NAPA, sending unit
67 Comments
Spike is the boss of me.
This morning Spike wants OUT while my head is still on my pillow. Bridget is cuddled next to me. What a warm little muffin you are, little girl. Spike obviously has to go out. “Okay! Okay!” I rush to dress. He continues … Continue reading
Posted in Simple living
Tagged Arizona, boondocking, camping, coyote, desert, fulltiming, jackrabbit, Sonoran Desert, taxes
43 Comments
Finding a nest for a fiberglass egg
People who camp a lot or live fulltime in an rv develop their own style and priorities. For instance, how do you position the rig in a campsite? When in a campground with defined parking places, there isn’t much choice. … Continue reading
Posted in Simple living
Tagged boondocking, campsite, casita, desert, fulltiming, picasa, RVing
38 Comments
Desert living
The crew and I stop at the plaza in downtown Ajo. I’ve filled up the water jugs at the spigot in front of the Chamber of Commerce and now I want to check my mail. The post office is … Continue reading
High pressure to no pressure
In spite of the cold wind that’s blowing across the Sonoran this early morning, Spike, Bridget, and I enjoy a long walk. We’ve spent a lot of time inside the past few days in order to keep out of the … Continue reading
Posted in Simple living
Tagged Arizona, desert, oil pressure, retirement, Sonoran, Southwest
75 Comments
Birds and buying
I sit outside the open door so I can hear the coffee perking. Ooh, that sun feels good! Spike and Bridget agree with me. It’s warmer outside the BLT this morning, than inside. I sprinkle more birdseed on the ground under … Continue reading
Posted in Getting Ready To Go, Simple living
Tagged Ajo, Arizona, birds, desert, fulltiming, Sonoran Desert
62 Comments
Then and now
Spike’s got his energy and can-do spirit back. He barks and hops and fake-growls at me until I grab the black suits and leashes. “Spike! We already went on a long hike this morning!” He insists. I guess he wants … Continue reading