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Dealing with the elements

Ka-Hoon Campground

Windy cloudy chilly Wednesday morning.. trying to get things accomplished in the elements can be very challenging. Maybe it’d be easier if we had a crew to accomplish the tasks instead of the 3 of us? Brent that knows what he’s doing, Anne and I who have no idea and just do what we are told.

But we do have but few small things to do for this Saturday Happy HORRORDAZE “Axe-Travaganza” live stream with no other than Advocatus Diaboli and the Grim Leafer Band !!

We won’t be able to do YouTube live , but will be streaming it Facebook!! Make sure to watch our page, mark yourself as going to not to miss it stream.

Photo me (again messy hair) wrapped up and Brent working in the studio..

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Dealing with the cold at Plateau Hame De Colquhoun

Ka-Hoon Campground

Mornings have been a bit chilly here at Plateau Hame De Colquhoun , It was 17 outside when we got up this morning… Since we run a buddy heater for our heat, we only tend to run it at night before going to bed and in the morning when we get up. This morning when we got out of the warm bed, it was 30 degrees inside. The dogs wanted out, but Weillow met me with her teeth chattering.. Weillow wears a jacket and crawls up on the couch at night under blankets.. Like us she was probably warm until she had to go to the bathroom.

We can run the heater all night and probably will if we feel it’s going to get cold. Cold to us is when it doesn’t warm up during the day. Usually our days warm up enough to warm the inside of the RV nicely, we open windows and doors to get the heat in, but before it starts to cool off we shut everything down to trap in the warmth. We tend to stay at an even temp (depending on outside temp) until around 9-10 pm.. If we plan on staying up a bit we kick on the #buddyheater until we are ready for bed or it warms up. We do this as we feel safer, and save on propane even though we have smoke and Co2 detectors, sleeping with the heater off.. In the morning the first to wake up turns on the heater.

We had talked about doing wood, but if you’ve ever seen any of our photos trees are pretty sparse, and the cost of wood isn’t worth it.

What have you used for heat. Comment below and let us know.