Time on the road

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Yes Amen on the Proton beam therapy. Also on the rdome can you tell us how easy it goes up and is taken down and will it hold up in the wind say 30-40 miles per hour. Does anyone know of other options? We are looking for the added space also and would like a secure area for our puppy who is expanding quite suddenly or the trailer is shinking.

Thank you Keith-n-dar How is it you have a good mattress? Can you point us to a good buy on  NEW ONE? Thanks again!

Well we have been in the RPug for a week,,,haven't broken our record yet of 11 days. Knowing that we were planning to be in our little home for a long time, we made some modifications to make things a little less cramped. We put up a shelf system on the wall to the left of the bathroom door. It holds little things like pill bottles, matches, small flashlights. It works great! Before we headed out, we also replaced the flimsy bench guards with wooden ones. Very sturdy, such a difference! Once we set up here in Jacksonville, we realized we wanted less clutter on our small counter space, so we found a two tier wire shelf and mounted that on the left wall of the kitchenette. And since we are here for a while, we replaced our tiny old TV with a nice flat 24 inch TV and it sits on our table. The RDome is wonderful for all that extra space. We bought a plastic container that locks. we leave it in the RDome and we put bulky things like pretzel bags. The campground is wonderful. We are indeed the tiniest RV in it. Many of the residents are full time and they have big Class A's and Fifth Wheels. So we are quite the oddity. We fit nicely into their smallest lot toward the back of the campground, along side a pond and a path through the woods. We really like it, except for the fact that the WiFi is spotty. But we are dealing with that. As for the reason we are here, Proton Therapy, we can't say enough good things about the University of Florida Proton Therapy facility. So this chapter in our lives is turning into quite a positive one!

One option for areas where you can't stake out, is water bags or sand bags.  Probably only need two permanent sand bags, but then you have to lug them around.  Water bags you can empty between trips.  I've seen them specifically designed for tent tie-downs but I can't find any one line right now.