Date:         Sat, 2 Aug 2003 10:49:40 -0700
Reply-To:     Mary <iris@PRADO.COM>
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From:         Mary <iris@PRADO.COM>
Subject:      Re: Which direction do you sleep?
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At 09:48 PM 7/16/2003 -0500, VWNut Hawk wrote:
>I'm 6'4" or 6'3" so I sleep with my head in the middle of the bus and feet
>toward the back at an angle so there is plently of length.  Of course this
>is when I'm alone camping after work somewhere. If I had a family member
>with me, it would have to be head toward the hatch.  Can't fit parallel to
>the seats without bending the knees all night.

My 6'4" partner and I can't both fit if he's at all bent, so we're looking
at getting a side tent, eventually. We could share the bed for a night or
two, but for any length of time, we'd have to go one in the side tent and
one on the bed.

At this point, though, getting the brakes and carburetor fixed to the point
that we can drive the thing more than ten miles comes first. :)

Mary

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