Our Location today is La Posa South
L.T.V.A., Quartzsite, Arizona, U.S.A.
I was up just before 8:00
this morning and our new neighbour was still there. By the time I had all the Window Shades raised and everything
ready for breakfast our new neighbour was driving off just as Kathy was coming down
stairs. We didn’t mind that he was only an Overnighter
but by the rules of the LTVA we
couldn’t object if he decided to stay. As soon as we’d eaten our breakfast we
took our Coffee/Tea over to the Computers. As soon as my screen was
lighting up something flashed in my eyes. Looking outside our Overnighter was back and visiting with
the people who had set up camp between Wayne and ourselves. With the internet
seemingly to be slow it allowed my eyes to look around and I soon saw the Overnighter was saying his “Adieus” and headed off into the Sunlight.
After finishing our reading
and completing our inside chores we once again had Chicken Noodle Soup for lunch. From there Kathy had some Bookkeeping to do. When we return to Canada one
of the things they ask is “Anything to
Declare?” Not wanting to wait for the last-minute Kathy spent most of the afternoon
getting all the receipts ready for that big day at the end of March.
I had a hard time deciding
what project I was going to work on because some just are not working out this
winter. As Bill had said to me that I needed someone to help me for the Propane Line. I asked Wayne for his
assistance he had agreed to lend a hand but he and Sue had left early this
morning and weren’t Home. I finally
remembered there I had promised to make a Two-Tier
Lazy Susan for Kathy’s Spices.
Having brought material
from Home
the only practical place to work on it was the Tailgate of the Truck.
Just in the short time it took to layout the Material I drank over a bottle of Water. I chuckled a couple of times when a few neighbours on the
other side of the Wash were watching
me use the Jigsaw to cut out my
pieces. Having noted that I was plugged in they said our Generator was really quiet. It really was considering that it wasn’t
running. I was using power from our Main
Inverter that was getting its energy supply from the Batteries that were being charged by the Solar Panels that got their energy from the Sun. It’s nice being “Off
the Grid”.
With all the pieces cut and
smoothed I had to stop. I had already drank Three Bottles of Water in a very short while but this Arizona Sun dries you out quickly. I sat inside
to cool down.
We watched as neighbours on
the North side of us started closing up their Trailer to leave at 3:30 in the afternoon. Things they were doing
told us they haven’t been RVing very
long. First thing you could see the Heat
was bothering them. That’s why experienced RVers hit the road early in the day to stay cool.
For supper I chopped some
vegetables for Kathy to make a Stir Fry
on the stove. While I did that she prepped a nice Salmon Fillet on Foil
for me to grill on our Weber Q then
she made a Salad. Low and slow the Salmon took about Twenty Minutes to cook without burning and it was done perfectly.
A Picture of our Antenna Mast lit with Solar Powered String LED Lights. Notice the Sunset reflecting on the Window. |
Turning on the Computer this evening I noticed a
couple of Comments about the cost of Diesel being wrong and it was. Wayne
had showed me the cost at $2.619 which
was 23 cents less then what we paid
yesterday. I’ve already changed the 1 to a 2 on yesterday’s Blog already. Thanks folks didn’t mean
to start a stampede to Yuma.
Not sure what we have planned for
tomorrow but we’ll keep you informed. Thanks for
following along, feel free to leave a comment and click on the pictures to
enlarge them. Be Safe and Enjoy!
It’s about time.
Krackers
You Might Be a Redneck If
The only mushrooms you buy aren't edible.
That's a great picture of the sunset in the back window! And it's good to know the diesel price was an error ... I wondered why it was so much in Yuma!
ReplyDeleteNow I know what you meant with the lit antenna mast. I didn't realize you had your TV antenna that high up. That must give you good reception. The lights should be a big help to get you home in the dark. Great idea. Rick, when are you going to be doing nothing? Have fun Kathy and Rick!
ReplyDeleteSounds like a good day, smart that you came in when you did. The heat just sucks it out of you doesn't it? Love the lights on the mast! Dinner looked awesome too! Love the sunset in the back window!
ReplyDeleteThe lights on the mast area a great idea to keep from getting lost in the dark!! I too drink MUCH more water here than in California.
ReplyDeleteI thought you got a great deal on the diesel.
ReplyDeleteThat antenna is s high one. That's what I need for my internet antenna. Hopefully it comes in sections for easy storing. Need the lights for low flying ultralight aircraft.😋
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The lights on your antenna do add a nice touch. The sunset reflecting on your back window really is a nice picture.
ReplyDeleteThat is a good sunset reflection.
ReplyDeleteLOL at your neighbors' "quiet generator" comment! Gotta love that solar!
ReplyDeleteLove the shot of the sunset on your window
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