On our walk this morning we spotted lots of spider webs sparkling with dew. This one was particularly striking in its symmetry and design. This spider must have been busy last night.
We had a busy day ourselves. We spent some more time cleaning the rig. I cleaned the roof with Tide. One thing that has been a problem for us is cleaning the roof area under our solar panels. We finally realized that the panels are movable--we had them installed so that they can be tilted. So today I tilted two of the panels up to clean underneath. They are surprisingly heavy. I decided to wait until another day to tackle the other two panels.
Ken cleaned the front and rear end caps, including using Gel Gloss on part of the rear. We still have to finish doing that on the rest of the rear cap and all of the front cap, but it was getting too hot and sunny to continue today, so we'll do some more tomorrow morning.
Ken also used the Hide Bracer to clean and condition our Stressless chairs. We're planning to take very good care of them in hopes they'll continue to look good and serve us well for years to come. We also adjusted the personal tables. Ken's had slid down a bit where it is clamped on to the frame. The chairs came with a special tool to use on the bolts that hold them together. It looks like a large Allen wrench.
We talked with one of the park workers who was cleaning up the vacated sites. We commented on the peace and quiet, and she said they would need some of that to clean up after the big weekend.
Site 12 has the Bighorn back in it that was there last week. It left on Friday. They're always gone during the day. Ken speculated that maybe they work near here during the week and go home over the weekends.
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