Many things did not go as expected,
and many things fell short as it was last year,
but I won't call it low altitude, but phrase it as "plain but held out".
The best thing to happen was to dive in to my to-do list, and start exploring a new hobby.
Hoping to give what I have, and enjoy what is presented as result in the coming year.
The DIY galley installed in my camper is in use when cooking and washing inside the car, but the 10L supply/waste tank that fits in the galley is frankly a bit over spec-ed for a single overnight trip. I did some remodeling of the unit, shrinking the size (height) just enough to fit a 5L waste tank making it smaller and more flexible to place in the car. Importantly, I made sure the unit can be set up in it's original size in case I need the 10L tanks for long hauls.
Pfizer Covid-19 Vaccine (BA.4,5) 5th shot:
No relevant fever, dull pain on the upper arm and slight fatigue and sleepiness the day of vaccination.
Chills while sleeping, fatigue, fever-ish symptoms and actual slight fever (37.1degC) the next morning.
Radio controlled (R/C) cars has been my hobby for a while, and I've been building ones, running them, then trashing them. The latest one is a Formula 1 six wheeler I built more than 5 years ago, but it's been sitting in the "garage" for a while now.
The issue with road going R/C cars is that there are few places to run them. With low ground height and short suspension stroke, it's difficult to enjoy the ride unless you run them on a really flat and clean paved area. Since there are so few of them around, the cars end up stashed in the closet.
So, off road crawlers. They're made to run off road, up hills, rocks and even muddy areas making full use of the suspension. A different way to enjoy than road cars, and no need to look for flat pavement. A lot of tune up parts add on to the enjoyment.
The model I chose for my first crawler was a 1/18 scale Toyota Land Cruiser 80 scale crawler from a manufacturer called FMS. As rumored, it's degree of perfection is quite high and well built, and a good moving suspension with four wheel drive.
Running it in rough terrain showed it's potential with long legs and sufficient torque, but I also learned it challenging to make it climb up and down tricky areas avoiding a rollover. Yes, challenging, and fun.
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