The
yard is looking much better after lots of weed pulling, pruning, and
general cleanup.
My
large to-do list for the RV is also looking better. All of the major
items have been taken care of but that still leaves 15 items or half
of the list remaining to be done. These remaining items will need to
wait until I am done with Rancheros which starts on Tuesday for me.
After all, I will have all summer to work on them while Clyda rehabs
from her knee replacement in May.
The
biggest item on the RV was getting the peeling wax on the front and
back caps removed. This is just elbow grease and time. All of it from
the top of a ladder. I then waited for a cloudy day to put the new
wax on.
The
peeling is caused by the suns ultraviolet rays and could be taken
care of by a cover. I can't use a real RV cover as it is too heavy
for me to haul up the rear ladder. I may try something else as a
cover.
Tomorrow
morning I will go over the mountain and mow all the grass in the area
we park our RV's and which will be our home for 10 days. I do this
because of the “fox tails” which get into everything if they
aren't mowed. I also remove all the “cow pies” or at least as
much as I can remove from the cattle who for some reason like to spend lots of time right where we need to park our RV's. I guess they like the large oak trees in the area for the shade.
On
Tuesday afternoon I will drive over the hill and start setting up the
camp. There are a few days of not much activity before everyone
arrives and we are then going full tilt for a week.
I
took a few photos of some flowers Clyda had as a bouquet on the kitchen island.
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