filling freezer

Just a question on filling the freezer. Once the freezer is full, has or does anyone fill the little space (with a slim enough package) at the bottom of the freezer compartment. I know that should be kept at least partial empty for air movement but the "boss" and I were just wondering. At camp we try to move those slim pieces up to the proper freezer area as soom as possible. But again just wondering..

Personally I took the freezer section out, I rarely carry Ice Cream or anything else that needs to be frozen frozen.  If it starts out frozen, I'll want it just cold by the time I'm going to cook.  It's fun to go out and make s special trip for Ice Cream.

Just wanted to pass on my two cents worth.  Was recently at an Rpod dealer and was having my lp tank topped off.  The RV tech strongly suggested not ever using any gas appliances while traveling.  Even going as far as turning off the supply at the valves.  He had mentioned that should we ever drop the trailer at speed, it is quite possible that the lp tank could become disengaged and with the trailer sliding, a spark could set off any leaking gas.  'Nuff said.  We only use 12 volts from the tv to operate the reefer while traveling.  Years ago when traveling with a Norcold portable reefer/freezer we did run the car battery down, but only after running the reefer all night on the tv battery.  So that being said, you certainly could run the reefer while traveling and even going in for lunch or dinner.  When arriving at  your destination, then turn on the gas and let the reefer run on lp.  Safe Travels.

Oh yeah just wanted to say also, that I never pull the pod and run LP to freeezer. Always go with battery when traveling. Safety first at all times when I know the difference.

We use our Freezer on every trip but especially on longer trips to keep food fresh for longer.  We usually put a few ice pucks in there for the snow-cone maker, frozen homemade hamburger patties or an extra packet of sausages.