Groceries, laundry, shower. The State Park near the middle of town has unlimited HOT water for $7.00 for non-resident seniors (wanted tuh see what Berkshire Swash looks like).
Little Valley
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Groceries, laundry, shower. The State Park near the middle of town has unlimited HOT water for $7.00 for non-resident seniors (wanted tuh see what Berkshire Swash looks like).
Little Valley
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10:30 a.m. and the shade invited. I sat. As I scanned the rock, the sunlight glinted. Whuppin' out muh binocs, I espied a remnant of a previous person's passing. (alliteration!) Now where's that pawnable Rolex they left behind?
D-ring
Sheriff said it was recently graded and magged (magnesium chlorided to keep down dust) and could be done in two hours. I guage it to be about 80 miles.
5:18 pm - Leaving highway 10 north of Castle Dale.
5:30 pm - Made it about two miles when this cable-supported bridge caught my attention. Notice the debris buildup from highwater on the left side at the base of the concrete.
Keaton came and got me with a nice-sized F650 flatbed. They used to have four guys but whether it was Covid, rising gas prices or what, it's now just him and his dad.
He unloaded Phoebe onto the slab next to the building and said his Dad'd be by later or bright and early in the morning.
As evening came on, I strolled across to the 76 Station where I met Frazier. Frazier ran out of gas money and since the 76 was hiring, he's now a cashier.
The Baaaahth
A former manager of a wastewater processing plant in Pennsylvania, he comes out to attend Burning Man. He's been modifying a 30-foot motorhome and his explanation of wastewater treatment just naturally segued to his Nature's Head composting toilet.
My "Veranda" & the Scipio Hotel
Since the "processing" by the bacteria only occurs on the surface, the material has to be rotated. Thus, you'll notice in the picture (in the link above) the crank on the side.
From there we went to a small, rechargeable pump (from Kitchenboss) that screws onto a 5-gallon jug and can remember how much water you got. He'd changed out the shower for a better one and heats his water with a Wadeco water heater. After about forty-five minutes I was exhausted and tottered home.
Between the traffic noise and the kleig lights in the hotel's parking lot, it's alot like Albuquerque.