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TMBLSN

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Posted: 04/30/12 01:58pm

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FytsFyr541 wrote:

I have been a busy bee around my house with these modifications. Here is a picture of my battery cutoff switch on the inside rail.

Another mod that we did a Corian counter top cutting board on top of stove top for more counter space.

Another mod that we did was the rear clothesline that fits under our rear bunk.

Another mod that we did was the bike rack we placed inside the camper, when we arrive at the camp site we take it out of the camper and use it to store our bikes outside.

We also made a shelf to store our dishes above the sink and the dishes are still on one area when we arrive at the camp site.

You'll need to give us the password to your gmail account if we are to see those pictures.

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Posted: 04/30/12 02:02pm

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TMBLSN wrote:

FytsFyr541 wrote:

I have been a busy bee around my house with these modifications. Here is a picture of my battery cutoff switch on the inside rail.

Another mod that we did a Corian counter top cutting board on top of stove top for more counter space.

Another mod that we did was the rear clothesline that fits under our rear bunk.

Another mod that we did was the bike rack we placed inside the camper, when we arrive at the camp site we take it out of the camper and use it to store our bikes outside.

We also made a shelf to store our dishes above the sink and the dishes are still on one area when we arrive at the camp site.

You'll need to give us the password to your gmail account if we are to see those pictures.

I never gave anyone a password to a gmail account to show photos on RV.net, I don't believe that is what is wrong. Use photobucket and link to the photos.

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drenjoey

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Posted: 04/30/12 02:27pm

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I think TMBLSN was joking about the password

HeyJude

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Posted: 04/30/12 03:38pm

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Oh, sometimes I'm a bit dull...

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Posted: 04/30/12 04:24pm

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And we all like you Jude !

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Posted: 04/30/12 05:45pm

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Thanks!

TMBLSN

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Posted: 05/01/12 08:17am

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drenjoey wrote:

I think TMBLSN was joking about the password

Yes, to see those photos, which are linked to your gmail account, we would need your password.

However, if you upload them to a public photo hosting site...