We went to breakfast and it was pretty bad. Frozen tiny waffles still cold, eggs with all the leftover ham and green beans, bread yogurt fruit uck!
We wandered around the flea market for folks who want to get rid of their “stuff” as one son would call it. I couldn’t Identify most of it, so this was a guy thing, RV parts of all sorts.
That said we got a Webber grill! Tiny hardly used for $100.00. New they are around $200.00 it was a fair price.
We came back because we are having our hard to move steel steps to nice aluminum. Good for me cause I close up the inside and the steps were impossible to move. Not that I am weak or anything! BUT we waited 1/2 hr no one shows! El went to the office they had no record. So an hour later, they showed up and put on the stairs. Then we went back to the flea market and had ice cream sundaes! Okay yes I gained 3 lbs!
Then we went to the Sanibel with the rear kitchen and spoke to the rep Sean. OMG you would think El was the sales man. They might as well have been talking another language in some of the issues. luckily the interior issues I followed EVEN COMPLAINED. The pantry has 3 huge shelves so deep and high you can’t get to them! Shelves are not adjustable..not user friendly.
We left and went back to the RV a couple hours to dinner. But, I thought about the people I have meet. Before this week I barely knew there was an Indiana, or Iowa, Ohio was north with Cincinnati. And Michigan had Detroit and lakes. Oh, and who knew there were so many Canadian Rvers? I have never seen so much corn in my life. I Must say the folks are very nice and are very hard working and are respectful. They also support the military. I luv the southern y’all and the NW I like Minnasoota! They like mashed potatoes either with gravy or cheese. If you say you are from NY not far from the city they think you are from a foreign country! So it’s been fun,
So we went to dinner! Beef tips mashed potatoes gravy and WAY over cooked veggies! They gave away prizes we didn’t win. We came back to the RV get it ready to move on tomorrow
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