Designer in the house part II

[ron]

[p]I cut two skylight covers for insulation and light blockage. These are from closed cell backpackers pads, at Walmart.  I also cut two larger ones to use as seating cushions on wet picnic table benches. [/p][p]
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[/p][p]Next, a simple iPod hanger, not used while we are in motion:[/p][p]
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[/p][p]Under seat storage, probably no surprise here. A tub that just fits pretty well. I tend to just stuff dirty clothes under and behind this tub of clean clothes. [/p][p]As the guy, this is all the clothes storage I get, except for two hangers in the hanging closet.  [/p][p]
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[gnies]

[p] [/p][p]As the guy, this is all the clothes storage I get, except for two hangers in the hanging closet.  [/p][p]
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LOL!!

[pinstriper]

We don't store clothes, other than hang jackets in the closet. When camping we each get a day pack for clothing. Those get stored in the cabinet over the fridge.

Any anyway as a guy when camping I just generally wear the same clothes all weekend anyway. It's camping. How can you know you're camping if you don't stink and itch ?

[shovelhead]

Wear them until they stand in the corner by themselves....

[shovelhead]

My wife use to burn my dungrees and poopy suits after patrols. She couldnt handle the diesel smell.  I was only on nuke boats . Wonder what she would have done if I'd been on an old smoke boat?