Hale Creek camping with the Trillium Vid

[E Dyck]

YouTube - Hale Creek with The Trillium

Slow and low.....my 3" lift wasn't enough, still scraped and bumped.

[Vickie B.]

What did the inside contents look like when you opened the door?!?!?!

[E Dyck]

The cushions were on the floor, but the cupboard doors stayed closed. I've rigged up a bungee cord that goes from behind the cook top and down to below the fridge keeping the cooktop elements from flying off and the fridge door closed. I learned a lot about packing from last years experience:

[melissab]

Still easier to clean up then setting up a popup, lol.

[Bill K]

I leave my table down and put all the extra cushion and extra stuff there.

Bill K

Originally Posted by E Dyck

The cushions were on the floor, but the cupboard doors stayed closed. I've rigged up a bungee cord that goes from behind the cook top and down to below the fridge keeping the cooktop elements from flying off and the fridge door closed. I learned a lot about packing from last years experience:

[Cyndi B.]

Scamp recommends traveling with the table down as we always did because we left the bed set up. We do the same with the 5er and pack underneath the table being carefull on what goes where so we don't rub the fiberglass. After moving a whole house 7 times, five on our own, you learn how to pack.

[E Dyck]

If I leave the table down it ends up on the floor. It hops a bit but stays put if I leave it up.

Here's how I keep the cook top and fridge door from flying all over the place: (I still have to build a drawer for above the fridge)

[Greg H]

My ice box has a pin that keeps it shut, the stove top stays in place but I take the steel grates off and put them in the dish drain.

[Cyndi B.]

My tables attached to the wall by a hanging device. We can't do as much with our 5er as we did with the 13' and the Tundra as far as tight places. And I can tell you we put the 13' in some pretty tight places.

[Emily R.]

Love your chutzpah!
Ride em' cowboy!

[Francesca Knowles]

Now THIS is my idea of camping! I recognize the roads and the interior pictures...
"Favorite" incident I ever had on a road like that was when my door blew open and I had to walk back and collect my possessions

Francesca

[cpaharley2008]

That poor trailer was probably saying, "I'm too old for this stuff"- but fantastic camp site.

[Aids10]

Nice 80 series!

Thx for the vid

Here's some mo' cruisers & trailers-

YouTube - GALL BOYS AUSTRALIA - FAR NORTH QUEENSLAND ADVENTURE - 4X4 OFF ROAD 4WD

[Francesca Knowles]

Originally Posted by Aidan

Nice 80 series!

Thx for the vid

Here's some mo' cruisers & trailers-[/URL]

That's me and my Kia/ Trillium combo that they're hooking the tow line up to when they're stuck in the river in the last scene
That reminds me: I must remember to post my pontoon design in the trailer mods section of the forum.......



Francesca

[Roger C H]

How many Gall Boys were eaten by crocs?

[Francesca Knowles]

Originally Posted by Roger C H

How many Gall Boys were eaten by crocs?

[Mike Magee]

He he, I like that Trillium vid. Reminds me, I took my 22' Rockwood up a Colorado trail like that for just 50-60 yards off the highway (to park for the night) and I was praying all the way that I didn't tear out a holding tank. Told myself I wouldn't do that again. Hm, my new trailer is shorter and higher... never say never?