We visited Elvis's childhood home in Tupelo, Mississippi a few years ago!
A little blog about a motoryhome. One may work hard for a living, but one does have to get outta the house now and then. When the family and I travel, we use the motoryhome. So, enjoy a few pictures from the travels. And you try to get out more! Sit back with yer favorite brew, take off yer boots and be sure to click on the pictures to enlarge them for your enjoyment!
Wednesday, July 21, 2010
Sunday, July 18, 2010
The Windy's in the shop
Well, work progresses on getting the Windy suitable once again for campin'. Workhorse has authorized yet another brake caliper replacement and I'm having the shop turn the front rotors, replace the am/cb antenna, adjust the satellite dish, wash 'n polish... That should do it.
A motorhome: a hole in the pavement that you throw money into!
Monday, July 12, 2010
Monday, July 05, 2010
Workhorse Brake Recall
So the Windy has had brake trouble in the past that is covered by a recall. Smoking, grabbing brakes, soft pedal, grinding noise, and failed anti-lock system. Yikes!
Unfortunately, we thought the problemo was fixed, but a few weeks ago the brakes began acting really bad as we returned to Houston from Galveston.
The Workhorse factory sez they do not know when Bosch will have new brake calipers available and the local dealer doesn't know when they'll have any calipers at all available.
So the Windy sits.
Unfortunately, we thought the problemo was fixed, but a few weeks ago the brakes began acting really bad as we returned to Houston from Galveston.
The Workhorse factory sez they do not know when Bosch will have new brake calipers available and the local dealer doesn't know when they'll have any calipers at all available.
So the Windy sits.
Wednesday, June 23, 2010
Denver, Colorado
For a few weeks we had been planning a trip with the Windy to camp near Hot Springs, Arkansas. A brake problem forced us to make other plans. I guess the good thing about that is that we might have camped in that area in Hot Springs that flooded, with loss of life. Instead, we headed to Denver in the Tribby.
Denver was on its best behavior with cool evenings and warm, dry days. There was snow in the mountains the week before we got there.
Denver was on its best behavior with cool evenings and warm, dry days. There was snow in the mountains the week before we got there.
Beastie found his spot for the journey. Guess he was trying to keep his toes warm.
Left foot in Tejas, right foot in New Mexico.

Capulin Mountain, an extinct volcano in New Mexico. You can drive to the caldera and get a great view of the surrounding desert.Saturday, May 08, 2010
Brazos Bend State Park
Fleurs in the Hill Country!
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