A warm wake up again at 65°F climbing to 81°F (26°C) by mid-afternoon.
A lazy morning was spent with a walk around the grounds followed by watching the comings and goings of rigs to and from the park, with the occasional dive inside when the wind dropped. There are quite a few of those evil no see-ums flying around, and although they don’t sting they can give you a bit of a start when they dig their teeth into you. As soon as there is any sort of wind they disappear but when the wind drops they strike with a vengeance.
After lunch we headed into the big city of Brunswick. Lyn wanted to get her hair cut, and also cost out some quilt batting from Jo-Ann fabrics. I filled the truck up with diesel at the only place where it is less than $4 per gallon. The price has risen about 40¢ per gallon over the last week – not impressed.
While in Brunswick I heard some distant thunder, but it didn’t come to anything, most of the heavy weather is staying to the north of us. It seems we left Alabama at the right time, it has been pretty rough there the last few days.
Back at the trailer it was warm and a little humid, I was tempted to put the A/C on, but resisted!
Going back to yesterdays blog, turns out the beach we went to was driftwood beach, I guess that explains all the drift wood!