Our maiden voyage now behind us, we were quite pleased with our weinerbago. All in all everything went grand we installed our awning lights and tested all systems and everything ran well. We found the capacity of the grey water tanks to be somewhat limited which maybe will be an issue when boon docking so we will probably have to invest in a portable waste tank.

Here are some shots of Lithia Springs as well as some of the interior of the coach.

We had a good time and were quite comfy. Still need to replace cargo door lifts and install solar panel and add another deep cycle marine battery to the battery bank but we have 8 months to do it before we will be camping for any extended periods. Until our next adventure...happy trails!

This blog will follow us on our RVing adventures in our 2000 Winnebago Adventurer. Us being my almost retired husband, myself and our two dachshunds, Snuggles and Hans (hence the name Weinerbago) and our very old and blind Yorkshire terrier, Smokie. We bought the motorhome on Dec 30, 2013 and have spent the last 3 months going over it with a fine tooth comb. We were so lucky to find this camper. Its a beautiful rig with only 24,000 original miles. The interior is pristine condition, it has everything we were looking for, a slide out, leveling stabilizers, more counter space, fantastic fans, no window over our heads in bedroom ( to blast us awake at sun up), backup camera and then some. We have our maiden voyage planned for Easter weekend close to home just in case we encounter any problems. We will run it through its paces checking all systems. Black water, grey water, A/C, cooking in it sleeping in it, showering in it, learning how to set the levelers, setting out the awning, everything. Our check list is almost complete and we are anxiously anticipating our first camp out.