I am heading out today for my first long road trip with the Teardrop. I am all packed and ready to go, but packing this time required some changes to my plan. All of my trips so far have been in one place for 3-4 days so the main objective in packing was to get … Continue reading Long Haul Storage Take 2
I took my first trip of the year this past weekend. Although it was only a short distance, just outside of San Antonio, I decided to use it as my test run for my 12 day road trip I have planned the end of the month. I started this test with packing and luck with … Continue reading Lake Medina Texas – Long Haul Storage Take 1
I know it's been a long time since my last post, but there hasn't been much to blog about. Although I was optimistic in my last post about it being a good year, despite its start, things continued to happen to challenge that. Sadly, this includes the unexpected death of a coworker, I was honored … Continue reading Ready for a new camping season.
This past weekend I took a long weekend and got to try out some of my latest additions and modifications at the Colorado River RV Park in Columbus Texas with my Thousand Trails camping pass. I was able to enjoy the weekend and not spend it working on the camper or fixing things, so that … Continue reading Colorado River RV Park Stay………and wind
Let me start by saying that if you are looking to learn how to make an oven from a beer can or make coffee over an open flame, this post is not for you. Two of the biggest selling points of the T@G teardrop camper were the kitchen & being equipped for solar panels. I … Continue reading Camping Culinary Experimentation
So I finally got to take a nice hot shower in my outdoor setup. It has been a couple trips in the making. While this is a post is all about the Camp Chef water heater it's not meant to be a product review. More of a tutorial and some tips and things to watch … Continue reading Finally a Nice Hot Shower! The Camp Chef Triton Propane Instant Water Heater
I finally decided on a quote for my blog. In the beginning it seemed like an easy thing, it's just a quote. It just needs to be something about travel, I figured I could Google something, no problem. But the more I looked, the harder it was to choose and the more pressure I felt … Continue reading The story behind the quote. No more “when.”
In preparation for my upcoming trip to the Colorado River in Columbus, TX I have been making some final additions and modifications. Well, final for a while. I do have some things I would like to do in the long term, like solar panels, but these should have me set for functionality for a while. … Continue reading Last mods and additions……for a while.
If you own a T2G 2017 model teardrop camper you are painfully familiar with the USB port issue. In these models the "Charging Center" as they call it is at the foot of the bed. While it is great to have an electrical outlet, separate UBS plug and a 12 Volt plug inside, they are … Continue reading The Infamous T@G USB Port
One of the biggest issues I have had with the T@G is the under bed storage compartments. In theory they are a great idea and a big part of why I bought it. In reality, they don't function very well. I tried using them on my trips but learned they work best for things you … Continue reading Solving the Under Bed Storage Problem
Amy and Bella's Teardrop Adventures 
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