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Is that a Christmas tree in the trailer? Love the setup JB.
thank you Bob....Laura lives out on Raccoon Island with her "connected" uncle "Cobbler",who has made quite a home/hideout for himself by excavating a primitive cellar under his vintage teardrop trailer.......as the season dictates,large bulky objects are staged at the top of the cellar stairs to dissuade prying eyes.....good eye Bob!
Is that a Christmas tree in the trailer? Love the setup JB.
thank you Bob....Laura lives out on Raccoon Island with her "connected" uncle "Cobbler",who has made quite a home/hideout for himself by excavating a primitive cellar under his vintage teardrop trailer.......as the season dictates,large bulky objects are staged at the top of the cellar stairs to dissuade prying eyes.....good eye Bob!
Hmmmm.....looks like perhaps "Uncle Cobbler" might have been reading some of the latest GMT/OGG posts regarding basement burrowing/caroler avoidance and applied it to teardrop trailer living. Nice to see.
Is that a Christmas tree in the trailer? Love the setup JB.
thank you Bob....Laura lives out on Raccoon Island with her "connected" uncle "Cobbler",who has made quite a home/hideout for himself by excavating a primitive cellar under his vintage teardrop trailer.......as the season dictates,large bulky objects are staged at the top of the cellar stairs to dissuade prying eyes.....good eye Bob!
Hmmmm.....looks like perhaps "Uncle Cobbler" might have been reading some of the latest GMT/OGG posts regarding basement burrowing/caroler avoidance and applied it to teardrop trailer living. Nice to see.
laff if you want to Jack......he`s the only one on the island with a wetbar in the basement rec-room
Beautifully done John. The more you look, the more you see.
thank you David......I took inspiration for the island and the argumentative,impassioned family after watching that 1948 Humphrey Bogart movie "Key Largo"..................wherein the native population was literally barred from entering the Inn/Hotel at a time where it became "the only port"
