maiden voyage in our Que

[paulo]

Last weekend we trailered the Que to it's first camp ground with it's new owners. I did not use the anti-sway bar and did not notice much difference. I will use it on longer trips. After leveling the TT and hooking up water and electric, we unrolled the side awning and relaxed. The time consuming task was to load up the TT and then unload when we returned home. I used our house current the night before to cool down the refrigerator and switched to 12V just before departure. Our next trip will be at a state run camp ground, so water and electric hookup will not be available. I felt like I was staying in a small, but comfortable hotel room. The last chore before leaving the camp ground was using the dumping facilities. I feel like I am an informed poop engineer now. I know what happens if there isen't enough water and I know more about poop than I knew before. (much more) The best part of camping is the people you meet along the way.

[JohnB]

Well congrats on the maiden voyage!! Fun times for sure

The dump station....all campouts usually end there Once you master the art of dumping it get's easier. Tank sprayers help too.

Now go out and enjoy the 2nd, 3rd and on and on fun in your Sunline

John