Monday afternoon.
We made the trek from Hershey
to Plains, PA.
Again, George drove like an old pro.
We had some kinda fun getting it
into the property.
First of all the modified
that we had spread
on the mobile home's
footprint, was not dried
sufficiently to sit the Montana on.
So...
after several times
jockeying it into
position..
we parked it on some hard
ground next to the
modified until the end of the week.
The weather is supposed to be
nice, sunny, and warm,
so that the ground will get
hard enough to move it over 15 feet.
We have spent the last couple of nights
putting our things away..
then taking them out,
and putting them away
again.. :-)
George hung up my little
bulletin board with
3M velcro..good stuff!
The grandkids came by to
see Poppy George's new
home..
We are enjoying the view
out the back window.
That river can just stay there!
Those pesky rivers. But it is a great view. Sure sounds like you are having a lot of fun!!
ReplyDeleteWill it be a Montana honeymoon???
Welcome home to the new home! Have fun learning all the new systems and playing with all those great bells and whistles but don't forget you've got a wedding in 15 days! ;c)
ReplyDeletePaul & Marti
If it rises again you will be able to move out of danger!
ReplyDeleteLove your view, sure better than the discards on the street.
ReplyDeleteMom
How cool is it to know that if the river decides to rise again, you can just pull your home to higher ground?!?!
ReplyDeleteNow that is truly a "Mobile" home ;o))
Love your new home! Enjoy!
ReplyDeleteBruce and Laura
Just found your blog and caught up on some of your posts.
ReplyDeleteYall are really settling in your new home. Looks great.
Is that River right out your back window.
Heading over next to start following your blog.
Mark and Lauree
That is a wonderful view.
ReplyDeleteWhen we got our new motorhome, it took me forever to decide where to put things. I still keep looking for things in the place they were in the old motorhome...but some of those spaces don't exist anymore. You'll get there!
Organizing is an ongoing project. We've been on our fiver almost a year and a half and I am still rearranging things. By the time I get everything where I want it we will probably decide on a new fiver, or maybe not. I agree with the others in that the river looks better now that your house is truly mobile.
ReplyDeleteWhen thinking about organizing = consider where you put items in the basement. Len had everything we would need to change tires, etc on the street side. After a few blowouts and flats, realized it was safer to be digging through the basement while standing on the curb side. Finally got it moved last week.
ReplyDeleteCongratulation on your new home!!! Very well deserved!! Its an exciting time in your life for sure~Organizing is definitely an ongoing project..but a fun one....enjoy your new home for many years to come....
ReplyDeleteSounds wonderful! I remember putting things away, taking them out, putting them in different places. It took a while before I had it right. I'm so happy for your both that you are in your new home and getting settled. The view is perfect! :)
ReplyDeleteWow those are views you see in campgrounds, state parks and along the highway! Too bad you couldn't pick the S&B up and move it when needed. Cheers! ~M
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