Our Location today is at McGregor, Ontario, Canada.
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It felt quite strange to wake up this morning
shortly after 7:00 and it felt warmer then when I went to bed last
night. With it having Rained most of the night there were
still plenty of clouds filling the sky making it nearly impossible
for any light to shine through. Turning on my Computer as soon
as the Window Shades were raise I managed to see that the
temperature would drop as the day wore on.
After finishing my reading and leaving Kathy
get a little more rest I had to wake her if we were going to
accomplish anything today. When I showed her the forecast for later
this week she understood why I felt that way. With a lot of stronger
Winds and Colder Temperatures heading our way the
Weather Guessers are forecasting that our landscape could be
turning White. Not what we want to see happen but it is
totally possible now that we will be sticking around for our friend
Liz’s Live Wake which will delay our departure.
With the extra visits to our Optometrist
after our Cataract Surgeries, to needing extra repairs on our
Vehicles, the hotter then normal summer which kept Kathy a
captive inside the Air Conditioned Trailer, then our friend
Vera falling and ending up in the Hospital
that has delayed things we needed to get done. It is what is called
Life and we have learned to deal with it and will continue to
do so.
By noon I had stripped the bed and sorted the
rest of the Laundry. Our weekly schedule went out the door so
today was a catch-up day. Kathy made Chicken Noodle
Soup with a Yogurt Cup for our dessert.
Even with the Park
thinning out there were still enough people doing their laundry
today. I met Richard and Elaine a couple from New
Brunswick that were stopped here before crossing the
International
Border tomorrow to head
for Wichita, Kansas then down to
Corpus Christie in Texas.
Another couple George and Donna who moved from the area almost Forty
Years ago to British Columbia
had stopped to visit some cousins before heading to Mexico.
They had all seen the forecast as well as feeling today’s 30+
MPH Wind Gusts and planned on heading for warmer climates in the
morning.
When I got Home
shortly after 3:00 with all our folded laundry, Kathy was just
finishing her dusting and vacuuming the inside of the Trailer.
My back was bothering me from folding the Laundry on the low
tables they have so I sat for a few minutes before going to make up
our Bed. When Kathy pulled out the Winter Sheets from
the Linen Closet she found them to be Wet. When we felt along
the outer wall of the Closet it was Damp but only on
the upper shelf.
After we emptied the shelf Kathy and spread
them on the couch in the Living Area to dry while I went
outside. I was soon on my ladder trying to find anything that might
look like a leak, Nothing. Up on the Roof that I looked
at last month and again Nothing.
Back inside it felt cozy by our Blue Flame
Heater but looking at the Windows we noticed a lot of
Condensation on them. That is typical when using Heaters
inside of RVs so we looked at the Closet again. We had
all the Linens on One Shelf that acted as insulation
and didn’t allow any air to warm the wall. The other shelves with
our extra Toiletries and Laundry Supplies were totally
dry. We’ll leave the doors slightly ajar overnight as we feel that
if there is air circulation there will be no Condensation.
Because of the High
Winds Kathy made Perogies
for supper and Strawberries
for dessert. Tomorrow we’ll double check our Closet
and I’ll recheck the Roof hoping
this was just Condensation.
Bundled up we’ll be spending most of our day outside getting things
closed up and ready for us to leave. Thank
you for following along and feel free to leave a comment.
Be Safe and
Enjoy!
It’s about time.
Krackers
Ask
a silly question:
If
a turtle doesn't have a shell, is he homeless or naked?
Good philosophy on life. Wet sheets sound similar to Patsy and Bills description. Wonder if Bill ever found a leak or the source of their incident?
ReplyDeleteTime to head for warmer country!!! No condensation in Arizona!
ReplyDeleteI run a dehumidifier in the winter. Even with electric heat this coastal area causes lots of condensation inside the trailer. Open flame heating puts tons of water into the air also. Here near Corpus the cost of electric or gas heat is just about the same so I use electric and skip adding more water into the inside with an open flame gas heater.
ReplyDeleteYup the good old white stuff. I see parts of Colorado are getting that white stuff. Stopped by Walmart the other day and there was a truck and trailer in there from Alberta and they we're heading south to Yuma after that white stuff. Good thing you got them new tires. Be safe when you leave
ReplyDeleteI'm thinking it's getting time to put on our warmer sheets too. Hopefully condensation is all it was for you guys. Dinner looks tasty!
ReplyDeleteOur first cool day here in Alabama. Feels great.
ReplyDeleteHoping the dampness problem is solved for good.