(in collaboration with Hondo)
 
Fernando opens the rear door to the Bronco. "There should be more than room for everyone back there." As he opens the front door for himself.
 
"Where too..." Hondo begins to say, holding back from saying 'Jefe.'
 
"The Motel... Lets see. Drive through the market slowly and we should be able to drive into town without going through the check point." Fernando says.
 
"I got it." Hondo says as the ladies pile into the back seat. Once everyone is settled, he drive into the market as a slow pace  of those walking around him. He was not the first with the idea, nor was he the last, and in less than a couple of minutes was in the settlement passing by the church in the far end of the market. in less than another minute of driving, he is pulling up into the motel parking lot in front of the campers. Fernando and the others get out.
 
"Don't wait up for us. We'll be there with our rides." Fernando tells Hondo before closing the door behind him.

Once in his motel room, Fernando realized that he was not able to get Macey's things washed. He thinks to himself as he gets their things together, "Oh well, she has  pairs of fresh underwear to put on for the week, I'll get them washed tomorrow instead."
 
With their personal items from the hotel room packed up he heads out to the electric camper where he gets into the driver's seat. He sits there for a minute before putting the key into the ignition and turning on the electronics, and starts flipping switches on the dashboard The last switch he flicks over was the battery/solar panel to motor switch. He waits for another 30 seconds before driving to the parking where Hondo campsite was. It only takes a minute of quiet driving to get there.
 
He pulls up to the spot where the Green and White trailer was and slowly back up to it, leaving a bit of space before trailer hitch could connect. Securing the parking brake, he gets out of the electric camper and walks to the rear of Hondo's camper, finding Hondo, Val and Macey inside.
 
"Was she behaving or do I have to put her over my knee?" Fernando says.

"Good to hear." Fernando says as he looks at Macey for a second, "Besides I never had a problem with Hondo's vernacular." He then adds, "I think we may need a small RV Washing machine. If I see one in the market tomorrow, I'll pick it up."
 
"I was gonna put one in this camper for the house, but I'd figur'd I'd get one in the second trip before we end up in this time and place." Hondo says, "But I know what you're talkin' about. I may have seen one. Lets hope it was not sold. How about we finish on what we started."
 
"You're right..." Fernando replies, "Let me get the hoses and clamps and I'll be finish with the plumbing on that one."
 
"What else needs to be done?" Val asks.
 
"The water filters needs to be replaced. We got a box of filters pick and choose from to put in." Fernando answers, "Gotta warn you, the filter I took out was smelly so they might be all smelly."
 
"I'll get some rubber gloves and a mask." Val says.

First thing done is picking up the laundry for the cleaners.
 
In her motel room, after Jeanette packed her clothes in her suitcase, she looks at a printout of a spreadsheet in her Pelican case. According to Moro, this spreadsheet is a contract, of sorts, between Jeanette and the Texas Spirits.
 
Column A lists every medical item she has regardless of what kit it's in or a separate item. Columns B, C, D, and E list how many of each item she has for that category or kit. Column B is the extra personal protection equipment. Column C is the Guide I medical kit made by Adventure Medical Kits. Column D is Doc Blue's Family Medical Kit. Column E seems to be a bit odd given that Moro said this is a contract. Column E included the two kits from Chinook Medical and the extra supplies not listed in the personal protection category.
 
Moro knocks on the motel room door. "Is everyone ready?"
 
"Moro," Jeanette says, "I'm looking at this 'contract' you said I agreed to and I'm noticing what appears to be a goof on the part of the Texas Spirits. Doc Blue's Family Medical Kit is for everyone in the party, the Home and Vehicle Plus Kit made by Chinook Medical is for select members of the party and the Individual First Aid Kit is just for me."
 
"We want to make sure the medical care giver stays alive and able to do her job."
 
Jeanette shows Moro the printout of the spreadsheet. "You put everything from Chinook Medical, except for the extra personal protection equipment, in the same column. According to this 'contract' everything in Column E is for the select individuals in the party."
 
Moro reads the 'contract.' "You're right. Everything in Column E is for every select individual in the party."
 
Jeanette continues. "In the spirit of sharing Hondo has started, I think Column E should be for everyone in the party."
 
"You make a valid argument. Understand this, we are still running a test on the Guide I medical kit. Everything that is for the party is just for the party."
 
"Understood." With the knowledge of what the Guide I is for, Jeanette makes some adjustments to make room for all of the personal protection items she may need.
 
There are other things on Jeanette's mind. When Fernando said leave with them in a caravan convoy, did he mean those holding market? She makes a mental note to ask him. If this turns out to be true, this could be fun. Jeanette looks at the new SAM Splint Moro gave her and wonders if the city state of Charlton could be a modern, first world nation in the middle of Mad Max country.
 
The ladies take everything to the gas Camper and the room keys are turned into the office.
 
With everyone in, Jeanette drives to the truck stop and sees Fernando. With the engine running, Jeanette rolls down her window. "Fernando, where would be a good place to park?"
 
Jeanette Isabelle

(for reminders)  
 
(http://www.blessthisstuff.com/stuff/vehicles/misc/dub-box-camper-trailer/) Fernando's unit is setup exactly like this green unit, except in part of the pop-up top there is a bed like this (http://www.sunsetclassics.com/1977-vw-westfalia-yellow/gallery/slides/1977-vw-we stfalia-64.html) It's not really suitable for adult but can fit two or 3 kids. It folds mostly out of the way when not in use. It would b located over the main floor bed/dinette.
 
The Tan unit Jeanette's group will be using has a double overhead bed to sleep 4 to 6 kids if needs be. Also it's kitchen is smaller, the sink outside, in place of the full kitchen another single bed, and the toilet is in it's own compartment for more privacy. Fernando's has a curtain that can be pulled around the toilet, but not nearly as private as the tan unit's toilet only bathroom. The kitchen in the tan unit is a small oven thta is mounted to the wall and at ceiling hight, the fridge is a mini apartment/camper fridge that fits below the counter. on the counter half of it is taken up by a single burner cook top. The tan unit is more of a bunk house unit made to be used with other units. I'll repost my paint drawn layout of the tan trailer below. Since we are going to be using them now I figured I'd make sure everyone knew the details.