TIME TO GET DOWN AND DIRTY!

Dear Friends,

After a week of wondering if we made the right decision, we got busy on the pop up. I was mostly the moral support in the technical aspect of repairs. Rob put in a water system, with a reservoir for gray water. The gray water tank was originally a ten gallon fresh water tank. We decided it would work better for a gray water tank since we didn't think we would be able to get it sanitized to our satisfaction for fresh water. Our fresh water will be portable five gallon buckets with lids. Here is a video of the upgrades.

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