The Morning After . . .

The morning after the 2019 IJSBA World Finals held at Crazy Horse Campgrounds . . .

The smell of beer was strong

And now this . . . 3 minutes of Flirt & Ollie playing . . .

Windy Day

From about 3:30 am when I woke up, the wind has been fierce in LHC. Last night it sounded like our metal garage roof was coming off. Gusts in the 50 mph range I hear.

The wind has slacked off, but we have another day of wind. Time to binge watch more Terrace House.

Since we live in the desert South West, wind means sand . . . everywhere.

Outside . . .

This slideshow requires JavaScript.

Inside . . .

It crawled under the door

Despite all the wind, some die-hard jet skiers were out on the lake . . .

Kicking Back

Another one of those spectacular desert skies

While we wait for our friends and all the other snow birds to arrive in Crazy Horse, we’ve just been kicking back, staying in low gear, and enjoying the views.

While others work around us (particularly the campground workers), we’re sitting on our porch, walking in the campground, and taking Flirt for a swim.

Busy park workers digging trenches for new electric lines

G & J Rows should be rewired by November

A sparsely populated campground

Crazy, Not Crazy

It was a good news day.

After spending the better part of yesterday morning on the phone with American Standard, I found out that we actually have a 10-year warranty on our AC. After hearing this, I called the local American Standard dealer who charged us $500 for that AC fan install. Long story short  . . . we were able to get the OEM fan installed (it’s better) and our bill reduced to under $200.

We’re also planning to install a Diversitech “voltage monitor” that will disconnect the power to the air conditioner if line voltage gets too low. The device is similar to Surge Guard or Progressive Industries units used for RVs.

Diversitech DSP-1 Air Conditioner Voltage Monitor