Woke up to a nice sunny day for the first time in a while. The temperature made it up to 68°F.
After breakfast I decided that I really should go and debug the front of the trailer. In this context debug has a literal meaning which is nothing to do with software. On the trip from Foley we managed to reduce the bug population of the Gulf coast by many hundreds, 95% of which remained firmly attached to the front of the trailer. Unfortunately these little critters don’t just wash off with soap, water and a hose, it normally requires a special cleaner and elbow grease. Having done the front, and with plenty of washing solution left something strange happened, I had a yearning to wash the rest of the trailer. It must have been the clear day and warm weather that affected me, I even went so far as to change into shorts.
Later in the morning the “repair crew” came to fix our picnic table. The table was suffering from loose nail syndrome. It had been constructed with straight nails, and I guess someone had been less than gentle with the table and many of the nails had been pulled out. After half an hour or so most of the nails had been replaced by screws and the table was as solid as a rock.
After lunch we went for a walk around the site, there were quite a few Ontario rigs as well as one from BC and one form Nova Scotia. The site was much fuller than our last stay here which is good to see from the owners point of view. Evidently most of the people that come here do so on recommendation of previous visitors, there is very little advertising.
Now the weather has brightened up we put out the awning and the decorations we have, so we are officially “at home”