Well, I must say, the Camp Kitchen kicks ass! Worked great to have cooking surface, light, water pressure and a good work surface.. The trailer caries it in style and with ease.
Womacje was sleeping high and dry backed up to the Lake.
I tried to drive on the shore but all of the stones were round and very flat kinda like pancakes so it was like driving on ball bearings. Almost zero traction and I had to unhook my trailer twice to get the truck back on dry ground. I had to use the winch to do the final pull on the trailer to get it off the beach. I have never driven on a surface like that. And to add, I have a very good surgeon. Six week from last thursday I had an eight inch slice in my gut to remove a half loaf of bread size tumor and I managed to heal in time to turn a 1000 lb. trailer around on slippery rocks twice without killing myself or even popping a nut! Thanks Doc!
Womacje was sleeping high and dry backed up to the Lake.
I tried to drive on the shore but all of the stones were round and very flat kinda like pancakes so it was like driving on ball bearings. Almost zero traction and I had to unhook my trailer twice to get the truck back on dry ground. I had to use the winch to do the final pull on the trailer to get it off the beach. I have never driven on a surface like that. And to add, I have a very good surgeon. Six week from last thursday I had an eight inch slice in my gut to remove a half loaf of bread size tumor and I managed to heal in time to turn a 1000 lb. trailer around on slippery rocks twice without killing myself or even popping a nut! Thanks Doc!
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I grew up with the stuff on Long Island, NY. Only very slightly more traction than a loose sand beach. PS, watch out for smooth pea gravel along rivers. It can also be that bad. What it takes is well smoothed stones of whatever size. If the stones are rough, they grip each other better and give some support. Smooth ones will flow much like loose sand will.