The day after we said good bye to the boys was “Nancy
Beautification Day.” I desperately
needed my hair cut, a fill and a pedicure.
Thank heavens for Yelp. I found a
great salon for my hair and one for nails.
Hair cut not as good as Christina, but it will do. Nails great – would like to bring them home
with me to SB. That night we went back
to the Snow Goose restaurant and this time sat outdoors with a beautiful
view.
June 25th – We got up early as we needed to get
propane and gas and decided that I would follow Bernie to the gas station for
the propane and then to Costco for gas and then hook up the tow car. We wanted to get to Seward early in the day
for a good spot. First problem of the
day: When we were ready to leave the
electric steps on the motor home wouldn’t go out and come in. Fortunately, they were in, so we could
drive. Off to the gas station where we
had to make a sharp turn and the motor home went over the curb and blew a tire.
Called the insurance company and they sent someone out to change the tire. We had purchased a spare, so that was no problem. We just had to find someone who carried and
had another tire. Found a place close
by, so that wasn’t a problem either.
Meanwhile, I made a quick trip to the Home Depot to purchase a step
ladder, so that we would be able to get in and out. Back at the gas station, tire on and we are
ready to go to the tire store. On the
way out of the parking lot a 3 foot pole jumped up and ran into the right side
of the motor home. No damage that can’t
be fixed when we get home and that bungee cords and duck tape couldn’t fix in
the mean time. Got the tire ordered,
went to Costco and got gas, hooked up the little car and were on our way to
Seward at 11:30 a.m. –leaving only 4 hrs. later than we had planned.
We arrived into Seward in time to get a disabled parking
space for the night. We were planning on staying in Seward for 11 days, so this wasn't going to work in the long run.
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