JohnDar
Prolifically Gabby Member
My practice of keeping a supply of water in the fresh water tank, even though we're always connected to city water, has paid off. We experienced some heavy storms up here in northern Michigan and the local substation got knocked out for several hours. But, with water in our tank, we were able to use the toilet as needed during the deluge. Didn't have to drive miles for "emergencies." Fridge kicked over to propane as soon as the power went out and back to 120V when it came back on. I did pull our awning in as a precaution. Some other campers did have awning damage, however, probably from the sudden overload of water on a not properly angled awning. Relatives of a friend with a cottage on the river did have a large pine tree crash through their roof. Fortunately, they were next door at a neighbor's and watched it happen.