My parents are visiting, so we checked out West Point Academy:







My parents are visiting, so we checked out West Point Academy:







Mountain biking and trail running photos:






Now that I’ve spent a summer in the truck camper, I know what I’d like to improve.
I added a macerating sewer pump so I can dump using a garden hose:

I built, painted, and installed a cabinet door for the cabinet above the refrigerator:

I replaced the bathroom light fixture with a double fixture, and replaced one of the bulbs with a dim bulb, so when just the left side is on, it acts as a Shabbos bathroom night-light:

I purchased a Starlink satelite internet system, so I installed a bulkhead Ethernet adapter to connect the satellite dish on the outside with the electronics on the inside:


This past summer I had trouble with the refrigerator not lighting due to incorrect propane pressure due to altitude. I added a quick release hose to the propane compartment, both to run a propane-powered generator and also so I can hook up a manometer to measure propane pressure:



Looks like I won’t be flying this morning:

First stop of the day was First Ladies National Historic Site. The site preserves the home of Ida Saxton, wife of President McKinley:

The visitor center is next door:


The site serves to preserve artifacts and research materials relating to American first ladies:



I continued east into Pennsylvania to visit Steamtown National Historic Site:

The site preserves America’s railroad history:



















I continued east into New Jersey to visit the Corwin Farm unit of Upper Delaware Scenic and Recreational River:





It happens that adjacent to the National Park site is Camp Tel Yehudah, where I spent a week in the late 80s for a Young Judea National Convention:

Before returning home, I stopped at Walmart for DEF:

That’s it for the Summer 2021 trip. See you next summer!
This morning I met fellow pilot Shane for a flight. There was no wind and the grass was wet, and my wing, uncooperative under the best of circumstances, was impossible to get off the ground. After breaking a prop in a launch attempt, Shane let me try his APCO Hybrid wing. It was much more accommodating, and I had a nice Flight 137, my first in Indiana:

The field where I flew was a few hundred yards from the RV Hall of Fame, which surprisingly has so far eluded us:

View from the balcony:


The RV archives:




The hall of fame:

So much good stuff here:






A model of the proposed SkyeRise Terrace:

If you know, you know:



The world’s first travel trailer, the 1913 “Earl”, towed there by a Ford Model “T”:






1954 Spartan Imperial Mansion:

1937 Hunt Housecar:


Model of an RV assembly Plant:



No shortage of RV-themed material in the gift shop:

I then continued east into Ohio to overnight at Galion Municipal Airport in hopes of a flight tomorrow morning:

See the trip map for today’s drive.