Sean Horgan

Notes during trip

  • More water, dod outdoors
  • Night time checklist, freezer items
  • Towel/rag outside for feet and bike seats, dew on tables
  • d rings for hanging bags on trailer
  • bag for shoes outside
  • elastic bands
  • more Ziploc bags
  • small soap
  • duct tape
  • 2 more collapsible bowls
  • food box
  • Another gsi outdoors mug with measurements
  • snow peak plate bowl
  • more fire starters

Things to do

Notes on campsites

  • 826, 828, 830 - big sites easily fit 4 families. Does get swampy with rain but we didn’t have a problem during heavy rain.
  • 824 is a weird shape, hard for a trailer.
  • 822 is super narrow, one car
  • 819, 821 ton of space but no shade.
  • 816, 818 is great if you get both. Great views, dry, solid. 1 car each.
  • 814 is super narrow and right next to a bathroom
  • 808, 810, 812 - probably best 3 sites to get for a group. Either corner sure is great on its own as well. Amazing views, dry, shade. Decent parking
  • 806 is deep with nice views. But right next to 804. Lights from cars at night will be annoying.
  • 802 is shallow and right next to stairs to beach. Busy all the time.
  • 726 super narrow, one car only.
  • 724, 722, 720. Best spots here. Great views, solid parking, right by playground and bathrooms.
  • 718 narrow and tough angle.
  • 716 narrow
  • 714 little wider than 716 but still tight.
  • 712 super shallow and right on top of playground so noisy. Has power and water.
  • 710 right by bathroom, always loud. Sloped. Power and water.
  • 912, 914 right on top of bathroom and playground.
  • 927 could work for a tent.

Round 2 food

  • cinnamon swirl bread
  • fruit
  • cereal, mush.

Gear

Gear to check

  • Blankets
  • Tarps
  • Projector & screen
  • Power for laptop
  • Trailer hitch - 2inch
  • Bungie cords
  • Extension cord from rivian to trailer
  • Mosquito stuff
  • Water for drinking — tanks in opus are used for cleaning things, not drinking

Gear for kids

  • Boots
  • Bikes
  • Books
  • Sandals for shower

Gear for work

  • laptop monitor, mouse

Timeline

Want to get to Wolfe’s Neck with plenty of time for the follow

  • Camper & campsite setup will take 1 hour the first time
  • Grocery shopping

Schedule

  • Pick up trailer
    • 5 Lundy Lane Durham NH 03824
  • 1pm: Check in

Food

Breakfast

  • Almond milk
  • wraps
  • cereal
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Lunch

Dinner

Campsite

Site 826 Check in after 1pm, Check out by 11am. No water or electric hookups

Pizza Pickup Fri, Jun 26, 5:00 PM Order for SEAN HORGAN (Order number: #296923118)

Opus

2024 Opus Op4 https://www.outdoorsy.com/trips/11544376 Matthew 603 440 8297 Anna 603 531 1000 5 Lundy Ln, Durham, NH 03824 https://maps.app.goo.gl/WBLuq2F3EGw6GCRR8

1.5 hrs to pickup and 1.5 hrs to wolfes neck

Dry weight: 3100 lbs.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=joBPqaXiQB0

Setup checklist

  • Handbrake and level with the tongue jack
  • Open cargo rack: 2 side securing pings, release latches, secure rack with pins
  • Lower spare tire: release both latches and swing tire 90 and fold out bed support legs
  • Unlock all 7 lid latches
  • Fold out front bed lid, attach to front rock guard
  • Fold out the read bed lid, lock support rings
  • Pull tent canvas tight at each corner
  • Ensure all 5 quick release valves are closed & ensure interior transfer hose is secure
  • Inflate by turning on with red key and power button
  • Fold down all 4 stabilizer legs with hex socket
  • Open the door and lower the steps

Coworking space

15880

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