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Tue Feb 12 21:04:00 2002

Bob-

I haven't done this myself, but as a suggestion I would say check out any 
local industrial parks, or a warehouse area in the areas your staying in. 
They usually have lots of parking space available that goes unused, and if 
they're already using heavy machinery the sound of you banging on your 
anvil probably won't disturb anyone. Depending on the area they may even 
have a gated area that would provide you with a little more security if you 
leave your trailer there.

I am envisioning that the trailer would not be an open trailer under 
traveling or parked circumstances, although it might be constructed to open 
up for working. Otherwise it would be enclosed and lockable to protect your 
tools and other equipment.

Aaron Silver

At 12:26 PM 2/12/2002 -0800, you wrote:
>Recently my wife and I have started traveling for her work, relocating
>every 13 weeks.  Her company furnishes us a rent free apartment at each
>site.  It is a job she has wanted for years to finish out her work
>career.
>
>After about 10 weeks, I've realized I've no idea how to convert to a
>traveling shop under these conditions.  I've thought of setting up a
>trailer based smithy but have no idea how to look for parking where they
>would let me work. Storage parking I can find.
>
>Any way, any suggestions offered are appreciated.  I am willing to scale
>down to small projects congruent with available space.  But, if I don't
>figure out something we're going to have to come off the road.
>
>TIA, Bob Eastburn
>
>
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