We
awoke to cloud and some light sprinkles, still warm though. Our outside
thermometer was reading 65 this morning around 9:30. There is no wind at alI,
just periodic light sprinkles. I went down to the pay phone to call the 800
numbers for ICBC & Aviva & GVP (to make reservations for Feb 10
arrival). The ICBC agent I had an extension # for isn’t in today. The Aviva went through OK and that’s settled,
they have cancelled my claim number, they figured that my agent called them to
say I might need repairs. Back at the RV, we made up an omelette for
breakfast/lunch about 11:30 and then went down for the volleyball. They had a full pool there despite the
sprinkles of periodic rain. It has
stopped by 1 PM. The clouds don’t even
look like rain clouds, they are thin and a light grey. After the game we sat in the mineral pool and
then I changed and went to Freddy’s CafĂ© to work on the computer. It said I had internet and I connected but it
wouldn’t bring up my email, then after a while it went to “no internet
access”. I’ll be glad to get to GVP! I went over to the computer room where Sheila
had a computer & was busy connecting.
She was able to stay on for half an hour as no one was waiting. (The limit is 15 min. if someone’s
waiting.) There are 4 computers available.
We headed back to the RV as a few sprinkles came & went. We had afternoon tea in the RV and then prepped
for a nice supper. I did discover one
thing about this RV that I will have to get changed – if possible. When I went to fire the engine up to check
gas tank levels & mileage the battery was dead. It’s a new battery! Then I remembered that in
the Jayco back in 2001 when we picked it up I ran the engine battery dead while
parked on PEI
and plugged in. It turned out that the
radio ran off the engine battery. I am
going to have that changed over as I did on the Jayco. Fortunately I have the auxiliary start button
that connects the coach batteries to the engine, so no real problem. We can use the generator here until 9 PM so
no problem keeping warm & cosy and we can still run the furnace on the
batteries as well. So, after supper we got out another Carol Burnett Show DVD,
fired up the Gen & watched it till a bit before 9:00. I headed to bed about an hour later; Sheila
as usual stayed up to do her “jobs” & read.
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Lots of work "breaking in" the new RV! =P
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