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RV Renovation To Add Shelves

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Today, we are adding some more shelves to the bunk house. We decided since we don’t use the bed on the back wall, so we converted it to a shelf. The conversion was fairly simple, we bought plywood and some smoothed surfaced plywood for the shelves. We measured the bed dimensions of the bed and then cut the wood so it would fit the bed properly. We came up with a design then basically just built the shelves. The shelves help with the storage, so that’s a plus!

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Week In Review (Season 3 Week 28)

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This week we were busy bugs. We had to leave Kristofer Travels’ place, I cry we can’t wait to see him again.

Then we moved to, Mesilla New Mexico. Very cool, the girls and Gary decided they were gonna get up there and sing away. I feel embarrassed for them lol. While we were in Mesilla we went to this Billy the Kid place.

Then we went to Betty’s place (dad’s cousin). We hung out and rode horses.
I wasn’t riding it correctly. What I was doing wrong was that I was sitting more to the left so I could have fallen off.

Then we finally got home yayyyyyy!!! Everyone was so happy to see us again. When we got back they had a beautiful spot for the camper to go. I guess they like us…

Thank you my friends for letting us take you on this adventure.
Season 3 had come to an end. See you next time.

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Shocking Paranormal Activity In The Bird Cage Theatre

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Today, we are exploring the paranormal activity inside the Bird Cage Theatre. Everything is this video that you see/hear is REAL!

The Bird Cage was the most famous “honky-tonk” in America between 1881 and 1889. In the 9 years that the Bird Cage was open, it had been open 24/7, 7 days a week. Before the Bird Cage closed in ’89, there had been 16 gunfights and 140 bullet holes, which are still in the building to this day. The Bird Cage also has had many deaths there.

When the mines flooded, the Bird Cage was never ruined by the water. But because the mines flooded, the owners of the Bird Cage decided to close their doors, but left everything inside, optimistic that somebody would later open the mines again. But when the owners came back in 1934 and saw that everything in the building was still intact, the Bird Cage then became a historical landmark.

The Bird Cage Theatre was rated #1 Most Haunted Landmark in America and had been investigated by 3 different paranormal teams. Knowing all of this information, we decided to check it out for ourselves. We walked in as skeptics and left as believers.

Bird Cage Theatre
https://tombstonebirdcage.com/
535 E Allen St.
Tombstone, AZ 85638
GPS coordinates: 31.711965, -110.065226