Yet again the furnace kicked in overnight, this is getting to be a nasty habit. Wake up was 47°F climbing up to 60°F.
After breakfast it was time for me to try my hand at cooking as I wanted some bread pudding. I have the recipe, but as Lyn doesn’t like it it is a case of if I want it I cook it. The last one I cooked went badly wrong so I was a little wary this time, but in the end it all worked out OK. Still not as good as Mum’s, but edible.
Just before lunch we got a call from Catriona who suggested we try Skype as she was babysitting Noah. Unfortunately the way the internet is set up here it is not very good for video or voice calls, but we gave it a shot. Eventually we managed to get a connection for a few minutes, as usual Noah was a little confused when he heard our voices and saw us on the screen. When we said goodbye to him he walked off to the front door of the house and started crying!! Guess he didn’t want us to “leave”.
After lunch and our walk I decided to throw some thought to a problem that has been bugging me for a while. I have a rear view camera for the trailer, but have not had much luck in mounting it anywhere. Ideally I’d like to mount it in the centre of the trailer at the back, BUT I don’t want to drill holes in the trailer in case it allows water to enter. The camera comes with a mounting bracket for the licence plate, but again I’d need to drill holes to get the wiring from the camera into the trailer. Looking on eBay I found a camera that mounts in half inch hole, again the ideal position would be centre back, but with this type of camera I can mount it into the end cap of the rack at the back of the trailer, and the wiring can go through the hollow rack to join in with existing wiring without drilling a hole. I am not sure if that made sense or not, but I am running out of things to say!
So far I have added a picture of each site we have been at, so here is the current one.
Trailer