We helped them celebrate their engagement.
The wedding is planned for Next September.
Wobble
The freeway seemed a little rough leaving Becky’s house last Saturday. By the time we got to Santa Fe Drive, the road was even rougher. By the time we got to Chatfield, we could hear the noise the right rear wheel was making. We looked with a flashlight. Three lug nuts loose. The other two were entirely gone. We almost had a wheel fall off!
We applied the field-fix. We took one lug-nut from the left rear, and put it on the right rear. I jacked up the right side of the car, made sure the wheel was lined-up properly, and tightened everything. Now each rear wheel has four tight lug-nuts. The roads are significantly smoother than they were.
We’ll get the missing lug-nuts replaced at the Jeep Dealer in Longmont next week.
We moved back to St Vrain State Park.
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Here for two weeks.
Dirt dogs
The reason they need baths.
What’s in a look?
We call Annie’s name to get her attention. She looks back.
A perfectly benign look, right?
Then we ask if she wants to come back to the house.
Practically the same look, but oh so different.
The Curtain Rule
The Curtain Rule in RVing: “Once you close the curtains at night, it doesn’t matter where you are.”
That might work for an overnight stop in a WalMart parking lot, but we don’t do overnight stops in WalMart parking lots. We tend to stop early in the day at a place that is interesting to us. I’m thinking back to our stay at the Jeffco Fairgrounds. The Curtain Rule didn’t work. We were there for three days. Every morning we opened the curtains and we were still there.
We’re glad to be back at Chatfield.