Two Down

Yesterday was a fairly busy day considering that we are supposed to be winding down the season. In fact, we had almost as many phone calls for reservations as we would have in the summer. Most of the calls were from hunters trying to line up a cabin for the many days of hunting season. With archery, muzzle loader and rifle seasons for elk and deer, the hunting season runs into December. Anyway, we are halfway into our marathon work schedule of four days of 7:30 to 6 PM.

The temperature was much more reasonable last night. It only got down to 37 during the night last night and is at 51 this morning. The day is dawning with lots of clouds so I'm sure that's the reason.

The plan was to fill our water tank and turn off the water at the outside faucet during the night to prevent the hose from freezing. the tank was filled but we discovered our water pump is not working. Great. There could have been a problem that was created when the new water system was installed this summer. We will call the RV repair service that did that installation. In the meantime, we will leave the kitchen faucet on slightly during the night to create a steady water flow so the hose doesn't freeze.

We had a call yesterday from a nice RV park in California that is on the ocean at Grover Beach, south of Pismo Beach, that may be a possibility for us. We hope to get more information this weekend. Most of these places don't have the management working on weekends but we'll try to get a hold of them anyway. It sounds like it could be a good fit for us. Until tomorrow...