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Morgan in her Hobbit Hole |
Many have wondered how we have managed to fit Morgan into
our very tight camping space.
Thankfully, she is currently only 5’ 2” tall, so she fits quite snugly
into the backseat of the truck for sleeping.
We’ve rigged it up so that Morgan can black out as much of
the midnight sun as possible.
She has a
small, battery-operated fan to control temperature.
She uses Roxanne’s thick foam pad as a
mattress on the truck’s rear bench seat, topped with a heavy-duty sleeping
bag.
At night, we load the area between
the backseat and front seats with soft-sided duffle bags to extend her sleeping
area width.
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It looks a bit like Morgan is in a cocoon while sleeping. |
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And the butterfly emerges! |
Morgan has organized the back seat so that she can easily
flop the bedding over, leaving her enough space to sit comfortably while we
drive.
When she pulls the bedding back
at night, she has all her nighttime accessories readily available… pretty
ingenious!
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Morgan's organized bedroom |
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Morgan's ready for today's ride |
To keep Morgan dry, safe, and bear proof, each morning (or
at night, if needed) she shimmies into the camper via the pass through
window connecting the truck to the camper. She has to be a bit of a
contortionist to do it because she can’t put weight on her broken ankle. David took this video of Morgan coming in for
breakfast:
We can all three fit into the camper when our bed is closed,
so during rainy nights, we eat and play cards at our little dinette table.
Morgan and David sit on either side of the
table, and I sit on one of the camp chairs next to the back door.
We have had rousing games of Gin Rummy,
Three/Thirteen, and Crazy Eights.
It
must be beginners luck, because Morgan holds the record for beating us all.
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Morgan wins again at Three/Thirteen! |
And now you know how Morgan fits!
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Our view of a sleepy Morgan from our side of the camper. |
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