Outside Storage

Here is what I get to every other week when I got off from work and back to tye cabin where the trailer is sitting for the winter.

I really love the cover. All the back hatch sticker have been pulled by snow and ice sliding down, even if I would remove the snow when I would get back.

Even have to get an other rear nucamp sticker that was ripped of this late fall.

@WilliamA said:
LuckyJ,
Yes, I pioneered the technique from you! I've renamed it though. I call it the "That looks good enough" storage technique.
It's true, we are a bit wimpy down here when it comes to snow. For you guys, it's not deep yet unless you go out to look at the trailer....and can't find it.

WilliamA

One thing I have learn when I lived in Northern Indiana, is that more snow can happen faster than all the way up here, but mostly melt way fast like in a week even in January, that it can be -30 F for a week and tyen 60F the week after (that is why I use to call the Mishiana winter "November" (witch is a mix of snow, mud, and grey all in one or close. )

So yep, it was often colder down there than here, but you could not count on it for extended snow sport.

But this is also where I learn that Tornados were not as cool as when you see them in movies and on TV. And I was living in a Trailer! This is when I learn to get nervois about the storms!

A little less than 2 feet again this morning! Lol

And probably more to orrow friday.