Getting ready for our AR trip

[birdwatcher]

Well we've packed what we "WANT" to take and will probably end up taking what we "NEED" to take, tried to find a car carrier, the old fashioned ones that you don't need a car rack for, well guess they don't make them anymore or the local places here don't carry them, thought of that a little too late.
So...we will have to do it in a Cruiser, yes lots can fit in c Cruiser hubby fit a 40 gallon hot water heater in it al most bet the Lowes guy that $ that it would fit. Anyway, I don't know what will win out-the TV or breakfast/baking stuff...its a tough call for a baker cause if it where me it would be the stuff we use here. That B & B didn't have much to be desired with bowls and stuff. Plus lets not forget our two kitties...Ozzy and Elmo on a long trip PLUS we have to find a pet friendly place (cats) to spend the night in Nashville. People have an adversion to cats it seems, if its a cute fuzzy dog running around in circles yapping its "cute" but if its a cat...many think that they are such isolationists that you could not possibly think of them as "cute".
Will keep you abreast of the situation as we go along.

 

[Innkeeper To Go]

Woohooo!
As someone who has moved A LOT, here's my advice on the cooking/baking stuff. Ship it ahead. It doesn't really cost all that much and then you'll have everything you want/need when you get there.

 

[YellowSocks]

We spent 9 days in a cabin last week... packed everything for the four of us (plus us!) in a Ford Focus hatchback. You can do it! My tip: pack condiments and minimal food, and make a grocery run on your first day.
My ds6x2 did super well in the car... one stop for a picnic lunch and one stop for gas/potty/walk about in both directions. My secret? Books on Tape! (They work well for adults, too!)
Have fun!
=)
Kk.

 

[Copperhead]

Did you check at sporting goods stores like Academy? I know I have seen them recently - somewhere. They are made of canvas and may not be weather proof but I have seen them.
Otherwise, I like Innkeepers suggestion.

Good luck and safe travels!

 

[bbinnsitters]

We spent 9 days in a cabin last week... packed everything for the four of us (plus us!) in a Ford Focus hatchback. You can do it! My tip: pack condiments and minimal food, and make a grocery run on your first day.
My ds6x2 did super well in the car... one stop for a picnic lunch and one stop for gas/potty/walk about in both directions. My secret? Books on Tape! (They work well for adults, too!)
Have fun!
=)
Kk..

KK, glad to hear you got away - sorry I wasn't able to help!