Cold weather camping

[davidkerryedwards]

If your're heading down 287, Picture Canyon and Crack Cave are very interesting
places
from an archaeological point of view. There are people who think that the
writing found
on the walls of the canyon is similar to ancient European Ogym (sp?). Alibates
Flint
quarries, north of Amarillo are also very cool

http://www.santafetrailscenicandhistoric...ctcan.html

http://www.nps.gov/alfl/

Kerry
82 FC 35
Denver

--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "Ernest Ekberg"
wrote:
>
> NEVER AGAIN!!!-- I have been subjected to the extreme- well, to me, and
> my coach, for the last week. Wind, snow, ice, and temps close to zero
> wreck havoc on things you never think about.
> Yesterday, after leaving Livingston, my susp dump lite was flickering.
> No problem- usually corrects itself in due time. Noticed the front air
> gauge cycling between 90 and 125. Pulled off the road and listened-
> couldn't hear anything. Got to Billings to a Freightliner shop and
> parked way out in parking lot. After talking to Steve Gureasko, Bim
> Burt, and Terry Neal, i performed some tests. Luckily one of those was
> dumping the air out of the suspension- it WORKS!!
> Drove to Kaycee, Wy and spent the nite. Got up, fired the coach and air
> was leaking from valve on accelerator. What next?
> Messed with that and finally that worked. I guess all the extremely
> cold temps froze up things- other then my shower drain and all fresh
> water, holding tanks, etc.
> Hopefully, will be able to drive out of this cold tomorrow.
> Ernie-83PT40, Limon, Co- KOA wifi
>