Abella riding in "Georgette"
Hi All,
Today was was as prophesied yesterday. Although to be fair i did get to do some stuff for us this morning to wit fitting new wiper blades and applying RainX to the windscreen, exciting huh?. After the troops has emptied the sandbags from the trailer I replaced the plug, the lights and repaired some frayed cable. Sounds easy when you type it like that. Anyway it's done and looks to be working ok. The dew started falling heavily before the sun had disappeared leaving the scattered tools, tool boxes and the windscreen in side the Paj covered in moisture. The tools are now sitting behind me drying out. It got cool rather quickly, though not like last night at Liawenee in the Central highlands where it was -8.7! On the news tonight the best start to the snow season in 40 years on Ben Lomond was reported. However the days are sunny even if the nights are cold! At least tomorrow the spa should hopefully be nice and warm as I fitted the relays which arrived by courier late this afternoon to the heater. Steph is now residing 2 doors down in a 2 bedroom apartment with two large heaters which make the rooms quite cosy. Today's highlight was Arleigh jumping in the jolly jumper so hard that the ropes were going slack at the top of her jump. I have been running the energy monitor on our heater. 86 kWh since last Friday at 9pm which is not to be sneezed at!
Susan is starting to prepare her presentation for the "Changing the Dream" seminar here on the 26th. I don't know how she is going to find time to do it. Her camera has been missing for a week so we are hoping that it is tucked on a shelf here somewhere and has not disappeared into someone's pocket. Will have a good search tomorrow. Tonight's pictures show the full or almost full moon rising over the trees to the east.
Catch you tomorrow.
cheers Simon
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