Yet again, a nice cooling night and, yes, a sunny blue skied morning when we got up. So much for doing the trailer roof when the sun wasn’t shining! If Air Traffic Controllers were as accurate doing their jobs as weather forecasters are at doing theirs the country side would be littered with tons of aluminum.
Once breakfast was over I headed out while it was still relatively cool to clean off the roof. Unfortunately the rain down here seems to be pretty dirty so the white roof was anything but white. Once I got everything together and up on the roof it took about 90 minutes to complete the job. At least the roof looks a little whiter now, and hopefully the conditioner in the cleaner will protect it for another year.
I guess those pesky forecasters got the last laugh, just as I finished the clouds came rolling in and stayed for the rest of the day. Although we got up into the 80’s again the inside of the trailer didn’t feel so hot without the direct sunlight.
Next job on the agenda is the dreaded washing and waxing of the beast.
The afternoon was spent doing what we do best……. nothing. While we were sitting outside one of the other campers dropped by and introduced himself, turns out he was from Alaska, so we spent some time talking about the trip we are planning for next year.
This evening it was time to try something new on the BBQ, we had never tried tuna steaks before. We had bought some a couple of days ago, and really had no idea what to do with them so I just threw them on until they looked cooked. The end result was quite edible, but we felt some form of marinade or sauce would enhance the taste, so recipes on a post card (or the blog) please.