Help or (The last prop move... ever!)

I am going to need to get ALL of everything we have in both lockers to charlies house before Friday. If anyone has decent space in their vehicle and is willing to help do this during the week sometime, please send me a PM to let me know. It could be any day if you happen to have a day off this week, and all I am really asking for is one trip from anyone who volunteers, not to stick it out until its all done. There is not much in the hickory run storage, so most of the help I would need would be from Camp Sac to Charlies.

Thanks!

Let me state for the record that James purchased a sweet 7 x 14 foot trailer.  A new era is dawning for storage. 

No more mold/funk?

Gratz on the trailer!

Jenna, the inteior has that wonderful wood smell.  No mold.

no mold smell...yet...    Seriously, though, whole third-world families live in smaller spaces than the trailer!

The footprint is 98 sq. feet, so yes, some families live in smaller, more squalid areas, but its not exactly large.  Even the average Jamaican shack (and the overwhelming majority of Jamaicans have decent housing) is larger, being 12 x 8 minimum (ok, 2 sq,. feet smaller).

Good move James. 

It will help us as an organization.  A wise purchase. 

Rember the old kr bread truck?

Hahaha yep! This is gonna be much better than that

It served it's purpose well enough. I'm excited to see the trailer in action though awsome job pulling things together thus far.

As I type Ch and James are outside customizing the KR trailer--most of you will be pleased, if not impressed!  And I'm sure it will make James' life much easier

James, if you don't have em already, consider getting a few garmet racks, to hang armor and npc clothing from. That'll also make your life easier, with plenty of organization and storage bonuses.

Cheers!

MC

Maybe a few bungie cables to prevent tipping.

Two garment racks are here,  Bungees figure prominently in the plans.  James found a cabinet and drawers by the side of the road that fits perfectly.  We made a space for the bar to be stored, with kitchen and paper supplies on top.  All heavy silverware will be under the earlier mentioned cabinet.  We standardized bin sizes.  They fit wonderfully.  Did I mention bungee cords have been included in the design concept from the beginning?    Some customization is required to use them, however, as the plywood lining is not heavy enough to take an eyehook.  We have a plan though...

James is not a big fan of "measure twice, cut once" but he is seeing the wisdom of this old adage.