This weekend decided to go Beach camping (yeah, its a recurring theme around here)
We started the day out in Historic Fernandina Beach downtown area and grabbed some lunch and walked around. Cool little place we havent been before.
Wife had a Lobster Corn Dog. Said it was Heavenly.
Untitled by Grant Wilson, on Flickr
Gratuitous beach pictures from here on out
Untitled by Grant Wilson, on Flickr
Untitled by Grant Wilson, on Flickr
Untitled by Grant Wilson, on Flickr
The newly adapted Renogy solar suitcase, mounted with some aluminum angle to the tracks
Untitled by Grant Wilson, on Flickr
Storm started rolling in unfortunately
Amelia Island by Grant Wilson, on Flickr
Amelia Island by Grant Wilson, on Flickr
Amelia Island by Grant Wilson, on Flickr
The rain was off and on through the afternoon, but we couldn't just turn back with the awesome mid 70s weather.
Made some dinner on the trail kitchen setup
Amelia Island by Grant Wilson, on Flickr
And some propane campfire time in as well with peoples
Night time camp by Grant Wilson, on Flickr
Bedtime met with the dog testing out his brand new sleeping space
Wife and pup by Grant Wilson, on Flickr
The storm got much much worse over the night. 40+mph sustained winds based on the local airport 1.5 miles away inland. Lots of rain.
Other than the sound of the rain on the rooftop, you would have never known. No wind noise, no real issues through the night other than some rain through the fans. Gotta find some covers or something else to do with it.
Untitled by Grant Wilson, on Flickr
this was everything that rolled through from west to east. this shows it just passing.
this video was about 9 am
Untitled by Grant Wilson, on Flickr
and then the dog figured out he could jump to our bed
Untitled by Grant Wilson, on Flickr
overall a win win. We will head out to ocala to do some wheeling and camping next weekend
We started the day out in Historic Fernandina Beach downtown area and grabbed some lunch and walked around. Cool little place we havent been before.
Wife had a Lobster Corn Dog. Said it was Heavenly.
Untitled by Grant Wilson, on FlickrGratuitous beach pictures from here on out
Untitled by Grant Wilson, on FlickrUntitled by Grant Wilson, on FlickrUntitled by Grant Wilson, on FlickrThe newly adapted Renogy solar suitcase, mounted with some aluminum angle to the tracks
Untitled by Grant Wilson, on FlickrStorm started rolling in unfortunately
Amelia Island by Grant Wilson, on FlickrAmelia Island by Grant Wilson, on FlickrAmelia Island by Grant Wilson, on FlickrThe rain was off and on through the afternoon, but we couldn't just turn back with the awesome mid 70s weather.
Made some dinner on the trail kitchen setup
Amelia Island by Grant Wilson, on FlickrAnd some propane campfire time in as well with peoples
Night time camp by Grant Wilson, on FlickrBedtime met with the dog testing out his brand new sleeping space
Wife and pup by Grant Wilson, on FlickrThe storm got much much worse over the night. 40+mph sustained winds based on the local airport 1.5 miles away inland. Lots of rain.
Other than the sound of the rain on the rooftop, you would have never known. No wind noise, no real issues through the night other than some rain through the fans. Gotta find some covers or something else to do with it.
Untitled by Grant Wilson, on Flickrthis was everything that rolled through from west to east. this shows it just passing.
this video was about 9 am
Untitled by Grant Wilson, on Flickrand then the dog figured out he could jump to our bed
Untitled by Grant Wilson, on Flickroverall a win win. We will head out to ocala to do some wheeling and camping next weekend
