Happy
birthday to daughter Robyn!!
I forgot to
mention that Tuesday while Greg was gone to Ft. Myers I looked out the front
window and it looked like the entire county must be on fire, I could see a huge
wall of billowing black smoke. It
crossed my mind that I couldn’t drive this coach but maybe Greg could talk me
through it if I had to evacuate. After
all he had the bike with him and loading it is the hardest part of moving. The smoke went away quickly so I didn’t have
to worry about it. I found out later
that they were burning off sugar cane fields.
I guess that is technically illegal, but the fine is so small the
growers go ahead and do it anyway and just pay the fine. I am still a little concerned however. In Indiana the field mice, etc. start to
invade homes looking for warmth when the weather turns cooler. I’m just wondering what kinds of things they
drive out of those fields looking to get away from all that warmth when their
home goes up in flames.
I have to
get all my information on who is doing what in the campground from the front
window. Our sight is blessed with one of
the only trees in the campground, but I can’t see a thing from the side window
next to the table.We didn’t get up to the pancake breakfast this morning, we had blueberries that we needed to eat so we stayed home. I have a feeling we won’t miss the next breakfast this month, it is biscuits and gravy, one of Greg’s favorites and I won’t make it for him but a couple of times a year.
I made a new
recipe for lunch – crab stuffed mushrooms.
They turned out really good.
I made a batch of potato salad before I cleaned up the kitchen and then called it a day on cooking. Greg grilled steaks and corn on the cob this evening.
So far it
has rained at least some of each day we have been here but the temperatures
have been pleasantly in the mid 80s.
Right now it is just pouring down rain.
We planned on riding tomorrow and seeing a little of the countryside
around us, not sure at this point whether that will work out or not.
I need to
get back to working on the tire covers so we can get that project out of the
way.
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