Pocket places & biscuits

Yes, this blog is named Oh Airbiscuits. So maybe its time for a little background... 
When we got our trailer to camp glamp in, we needed to set up a user name on Airforums. Airforums is a site for those either who have an Airstream or for those having interest in Airstreams. So, finding a user name is a huge hurdle because there are hundreds of thousands of members here. So after stewing for a week, we had to do a little touch up paint on her since her endcaps are made of steel and were starting to show off her shiny, and the paint color that matches the original is labeled "biscuit."  So biscuit it was. The tow vehicle then became gravy. :)  At any given time you will also find dog biscuits in our trailer since we travel with two of the furbabies... it all just kind of fit. So since it is an Airstream Argosy, Airbiscuit became my username. (Feel free to look me up on Airforums and send me a buddy request!)  In order to create a blog, you need to have a unique url, well why not keep with the theme, so Airbiscuits it is since we will be discussing camping, infertility/IVF, and all sorts of other antics! Oh, and the oh in "Oh Airbiscuits" is because of our state we live in! O-H ... I-O (you know you did it)

Here is our home pocket place for Biscuit.

All settled in her pocket

Enough to open the door!

Barely fits!

Doesn't this look like a fun place to back into? Good thing I have a great navigator to keep me from taking out the fence (to keep from nailing the neighbors cars) and from taking the gutter off the house!

My Navigator

Here is another favorite fun place we like to park! This is at the Pennwood Airstream Park. We fit perfect in this hard to park spot. The first time we went here, the park was close to full and they were looking for a shorter trailer. They got us. So in the dark, without waking the neighbors on either side, we backed in (no yelling or flashlights involved) much to the surprise of the guys who were directing parking. They had asked my father if he thought I could do it or if he needed to park it. My dad stood at the pole, mom at the guy wire base, and backed it in I did! Then once parked, the parking guy walked up to my window and said "Not bad for a girl." Sheesh! The lady next door to us at breakfast kept asking who it was, who backed in to the spot and she was directed to us. Many confronted my hubby and he said, "I didn't do it. It was my wife." The lady's response was "She is my hero. I need to meet her!" Haha! Awesome. More ladies need to tow!

What you can't see, is we backed in under a guy wire with a pole on one side and a heavy wire on the other.

I am glad I get to tow Biscuit and enjoy meeting many people along the way. I am also thankful my hubby is a great navigator and does a great job making sure I don't hit anything!