Do I need access under the bed in the 178?

Originally posted by techntrek mmmmm.... fresh oranges.....

We have had a good year for citrus.  We have been eating navel oranges everyday, along with tangerines and tangelos.  Around the first of April, many of us take all of our excess to the food pantries so very little, if any, goes to waste.  Too bad the shipping costs prohibit us from sending a few bushels to relatives up north.

   We had our r-pod for almost 5 years before we sold it to someone from New Jersey. I told him it has never been winterized and not sure how to go about it. I told him the r-pod owners forum would give him understanding of how to do it. Not only are the oranges good in south Florida but the bananas too, along with all the other tropical fruits.    

I am not sure how this thread got derailed so badly, but I may as well add to the off topic remarks.  I live only about 3 miles from the famous Indian River Lagoon, one of the best salt water fishing and shrimping areas in Florida.  Only our swimming pool separates our home from our backyard lake which has channel cats, bluegills and large-mouth bass up to 12 pounds.  I enjoy the fish as much as I do the citrus.

Meanwhile, back to the under-bed access in a 178.

OK, my last post on fishing, maybe.  Last time I went deep sea fishing out of Port Canaveral I caught a 300 pound sea turtle.  A protected species, and I came back to port empty-handed. The turtle was released unharmed, but I was completely exhausted.

Fred, I have to study your underbed storage a little more.  I don't quite understand what I am seeing.

For the people that helped me understand whats under my bed, thank you!! For the people that made me 1. want fresh oranges and mango daiquiris, 2. make me bemoan living in the Midwest YET AGAIN and 3. make me SO jealous of good fishing, tsk, tsk tsk.... ;-)