Our Location today is Mims,
Florida.
With the heavy cloud coverage that would remain with us
throughout the day we figured we won’t get much exploring done so we set out to
do some shopping. Having already eaten lunch we headed out to first Home Depot
where I needed to find slightly larger “S” hooks for our Sunshade. The small
ones that came with it would become unhooked with heavy gusts of wind. I also
was looking to create a tool for opening and closing three of our roof vents
without using our stepping stool.
Lucking out on only the “S” hooks we headed across the
street to Walmart. We managed to find a few other things that we are hoping will make
things more organized in the trailer. This is a Day?Night quilt on the wall. |
This is how this quilt looks at one angle. Pixeled. |
From this angle it looks like Lincoln. |
Back at the trailer it took me nearly an hour to change out the
“S” hooks on the Sunshade, change the support under the drain hose and move
things around in the truck. Kathy in the mean time had been online making
certain that everything was on the up and up with our bank and credit cards.
Buttered Noodles, Asparagus and Chicken. |
Watching the 6:00 pm
News they are forecasting that the rain is going to hit us hard tonight and be
out over the Atlantic by midnight
bringing with it cooler temperatures but clear skies for the next few days. With
that kind of forecast there is no telling what we’ll be up to tomorrow. Thanks
for following along and feel free to leave a comment. Be Safe and Enjoy!
It’s about time.
Krackers
You Might Be a Redneck If
You gave your wife a glue gun for your
anniversary.
Depending on the height of your ceilings, I found that those BBQ tongs, the ones with the silicone tips work great for reaching up and opening and closing the vents. They're over 12 inches long. I think dollar stores carry them too.
ReplyDeleteI love rainy days once in a while
ReplyDeleteHey... better rain than SNOW!
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Karen and Steve
RVing: The USA Is Our Big Backyard
http://kareninthewoods-kareninthewoods.blogspot.com
If the vents are really high I have used a dowel rod, it turns the wheel and you can put a pencil eraser on the end so it has better contact with the vent opener. Since Art is 6'6" I yell at him :)
ReplyDeleteGlad you had a nice, rainy day....
ReplyDeleteWe enjoy rainy days occasionally too, great for a change of pace.
ReplyDeleteOur solution to the high ceiling was to get an rv that we could reach the vents. But that is not always and option.