Broke Down 69...The Adventure Continues

"It's just trucking!"

 

Your looking at this in a less than positive way.
While your truck was located in a spot that you did not expect it to be, it was still there, fixed up and ready to go.
On a sunday afternoon, you may have indeed encountered some left overs, you did get to eat a meal.
The cluster in the road driveway may have been a good thing. The driver that collided with the other truck could have been coming in as you were going out.

Hey thats trucking for ya.

 

The Petro in Raphine there always has issues with the fuel island and getting in/out.

 

As do many. Sucks.

 

Seem to remember that place was under construction for some time. doing a lot of remodeling. they didnt fix the fuel islands. The streakin beacon was a long time building.

 

The ta exit 41 on 95 in Maryland. Getting to the fuel island is crazy, then getting up to fuel is time consuming and then waiting for the truck in front of you to finally leave can be very agervating. Google it.

 

At least you're not stuck in Florida dragging trees out of the canal and fixing other stuff outdoors. I've been watching this load on the board for the past week and a half, $350 to go 300 miles tarped. I want to see how much longer it will stay before someone is foolish enough to take it, or the broker finally breaks and offers more.

On the plus side, the split system AC unit we installed is working wonders. Inside the truck stays a cool, dry 78 degrees all day and night. We usually run it off of a generator, but it's running off a GFCI outlet from the house. We spent around $1500 on the whole setup. It's even got heat for when we go back home, but I'll probably just use the sleeping bag. Man, I miss the snow.