Not much on the go here at all today, just taking life easy, and making final preparations to take off for Florida. One of those things was making changes to our Bell Cell Phone Account. We use the North American Plan with data for our Smart Phone while we are in the U.S. We also use a local Trac Phone that we pick up in the States, as they are very cheap to use.
The leaves are falling, probably about 65% on the ground now from my estimation...
These lots above were rebuilt by our Park Owners this summer, and will be ready for use next spring for people on short term stays in RV's or tents, or whatever.
That was about it for today... back to work on the painting job tomorrow...
Till tomorrow...
Posted with Blogsy
Whenever I see RV's all covered up like that I wonder if they ever consider that folks who own houses don't cover them up when they head south for the winter.
ReplyDeleteNice fall pics of your campground.
I've often wondered about the RV covers and why you would want one. Maybe down here in the summer sun. I'm really not sure. Does look like Fall is almost over up your way. We're still in the 90's. Hopefully we get some Fall.
ReplyDeleteGreat pictures showing the beautiful fall colors.
ReplyDeleteNeighbors from our old neighborhood had purchased the best cover they could get for the start of the 2011 - 2012 winter to protect their trailer. Halfway through the winter the wind got so bad that it totally shredded the material it causing the seams that held up to scratch the trailer.
I'll stick to wheel covers until we hit the road. Be Safe and Enjoy!
It's about time.
nice fall colours..and it sure must be quiet to be one of the last ones occupying the park..as for the covers?...too each their own I guess!
ReplyDeleteIn the storage yard where we used to keep our RV, I saw some nasty things going on with tarps and covers. I resolved that I'd never do that. The first year the guy I used to sail with thought he'd cover his boat. That didn't work out. The snow load crushed the frame he built, and he ended up with about a foot of water in the bottom of the boat.
ReplyDeleteJust leave the thing out in the elements!
I believe if you want to protect you Rv put it inside a building od leave it to the elements, and maintain it properly.
ReplyDeleteIt is too early in the morning for me to do the brain teaser with the weather.
ReplyDeleteThat covers looks like a ton of work to put on. Hope it holds out all winter.
I sense the planning is in full force to prepare for your southern departure.
ReplyDeleteNice photos of the park you hang out in during the summer months. It looks nice.