Monthly Archives: March 2012

Yesterdays storms were evidently running a little late. It started raining around 1AM but I thought nothing of it, but at around 2:30 the rain plus thunder and lightning woke us both up. It was then that Lyn remembered that … Continue reading →

Woke up to clouds and warmth, up to 27C. As the forecast was 70% chance of thunderstorms we decided to stay put today. Took a break from travel planning  and tried writing and programming some phone apps, not as hard … Continue reading →

Again, warm and sunny up into the low 80’s. Played travel agent again this morning and used up the last of my Marriott points for a four night stay in Seoul. Also did a little research on car rental in … Continue reading →

A few clouds around but still up in the 80’s as the day wore on. This morning we headed out to Daphne, a town on the eastern shore of Mobile Bay and some 30 miles from where we are staying. … Continue reading →

No change in the weather! Today being Tuesday is laundry day for Lyn and flush out the sewer tank for me. See it’s not all care-free camping! Once that was done it was a switch into travel agent mode. Lyn … Continue reading →

Another blue skied sunny day. There was a nice breeze blowing which helped make us feel a bit cooler. The game of musical trailers continued as the weekend came to a close. The internet has been having a “funny turn” … Continue reading →

Blue skies and up into the 80’s today. One of the things I have been meaning to do on the trailer for months was finally done this morning. Underneath the trailer is a red water pipe and a blue water … Continue reading →

Another grey day up to 23C. After breakfast the sky got very dark and the rain started. We had a much better thunderstorm today than yesterday, together with about 3/4″ of rain. After lunch we went shopping to the local … Continue reading →

Pretty much a nothing day today. A little cooler around 24C. The heavy rains forecast yesterday did not make it here, but in a few places just north of us there was over 5″ We headed off to do the … Continue reading →