A view of my Uncle Jim's shop where I helped put up the drywall for three days last week
We’re still housesitting and looking after the herd. Yesterday I went out and brought the motor home in to
town for an oil change after checking several places to find one with large enough
doors. The new quick lube has a pit so
the motor home could remain on the ground.
The guy assured me they put Class A motor homes through with no
problem. Well, when I got there, the
door was too narrow and too low! After
trying some more places, I measured the door at Canadian Tire and the motor
home will definitely fit through. The
service guy will have to do the work by crawling under though as their hoist
isn’t large enough to lift that much weight.
I left the motor home parked in the local mall parking lot rather than
take it all the way back out since I have an appointment tomorrow morning.
Aileen went to church this morning and came home with some
excellent beets which we enjoyed for supper.
She went for lunch with her friend Edna and had a good visit. We went for a walk down at the Salmon Arm
Wharf after supper. It was a beautiful
day and evening so I took my camera for a few pictures.
The beautiful curved wharf in Salmon Arm
Five houseboats in a line
Nice pictures of the houseboats lined up.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful place to take a walk. I can see why you enjoyed it. I've never thought much about some of the difficulties of getting a motor home serviced. I'm glad you finally found a place that would work. I had a favorite uncle as a kid who did what the two of you are doing. They sold their home and traveled around the country in their motor home, visiting family and friends or places they wanted to see. When they'd make it each year to our home in Idaho, I loved to hear all of their adventures. Best wishes. =)
ReplyDeleteLiked you pictures of the curved wharf. You took advantage of that curve to draw the viewer's eyes to the mountain in the distance. Your color is excellent as well. Yay for you!
ReplyDeleteJust came across your blog and I wanted to say you live quite the inspiring life! I've always thought it would be wonderful to do what you're doing. Great pictures!
ReplyDelete-Alisha :)