2 WEEKS IN ATHENS | Officially Moved In, Organizing the Rig, and Settling In

We OFFICIALLY are Full Time TRAILER NOMADS!!! This week we are moving out of the "sticks & bricks," putting 95% of our belongings in storage, moving in our trailer and figuring it out.
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Trailer Deets: 2021 Sunset Trail - Pre-owned
Trailer Dealer: Holiday World in Alvarado, TX
Husband & Wife + 3 Dogs = Travel Trailer Adventures
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[@kellirawlinson3121]

You have a LOT of storage in the RV. That is AWESOME! And Winston seems to be super interested in the Cows and Horses. :)

[@TheMcKnights23]

Yes! We are lucky to have the storage. 🩷

[@tiffmercer4306]

First off, that cabinet in your bathroom has so much storage!!!
I’m glad your dog is ok! Both my me and my husband are crazy cat and dog people. We had 7 dogs at once but are down to 4 right now. When we first moved into our RV, we had 5. bear and Noonie were both 16 and both died a month after we moved in, one week apart. We have since gotten one more. And all are currently seniors with one being geriatric. And we have 7 cats (but they have their own trailer that we call the catio). Too many animals in one space especially for me with my allergies to all of them. We aren’t currently full time. But can’t wait until we are again!

[@TheMcKnights23]

Oh wow! That’s amazing all the lovely animals!! Thank you for sharing 🩷🩷

[@Mevgax]

In regards to your water issue. Most RV's don't have true water pressure regulators built into the system. What most RVers do is install a RV Water Pressure Regulator Valve (Can be found at home depot or amazon) and install it at the hookup source. So, water source> pressure valve> hose to RV. If you are on an unknown water source you should also install a filter can get the inline filters and install after the pressure valve and before the hose or you can plumb one into the rig itself. As far as the pressure regulator valves you need to buy you can get a fixed pressure valve (around 50 PSI) or an adjustable one and set it to your RV specs minus 5-10% as a safety net. After all that's done you might want to check your plumbing lines just to make sure nothing was blown apart and leaking in your underbelly of the RV.
Texas Pride!!! Y'all got this!
Jon - Thank you for your service sir.

[@TheMcKnights23]

This is amazing information! Thank you so much for sharing all of this. Turns out we left the outside kitchen sink on and the grey tank closed so that’s what caused it. 🤦🏻‍♀️ rookie mistake. We are still going to up grade and check our water situation though so thanks for the advice!