We leisurely got up this morning and started our make ready chores for travel to Canton. We still had moisture in the air and overcast sky's. We were not in a big hurry to roll down the highway so we decided to grab breakfast at a Denny's near us.
We headed north at 9:30am under a light drizzle so much for the washing, but there is always The Solution. To our surprise there was quite a bit of traffic for a Christmas day. There were numerous 5er's and motorhomes on the highway today mostly heading south. This is Highway 59 between Livingston and Cleveland TX.
This was what we were expecting to see. This is Highway 69 between Rusk and Jacksonville TX.
During last nights rain we discovered a small leak in our bathroom. This doesn't come as a surprise after seeing all those cracks when I washed the roof earlier. Someone was telling me there was a real good sealing tape that you can just lay down on your seams without having to apply sealant caulk. If any of you out there know the name and out it is used I would appreciate any information you can give me.
We arrived at Canton at 1:30pm. Other than the higher than anticipated traffic our trip was without incident. The kind we like. Sandy did fight strong winds out of the north 20-29 mph they hit us head on and I'm sure our fuel mileage suffered.
It's much colder up here than Houston. Our low tonight is to be
27F. You could tell it was cold with the wind howling as all the cattle and horses had their rear ends facing north. Unloading our bays was a chore in itself. Thought I would never thaw out once I got back in the motorhome.
Shoppers Alert….. Sandy has set a record for herself. . . .one week without going to Wally World. While in Houston we did not take one step into a Wal-Mart. I bet their stock dropped a bit.
Until next time. . . .MtnAire Travlers.
No Weldon...Sherri and I both boosted their stock over the top this past week. They might have peaked when all was said and done. I think this will be the last year we are able to do that. Let me know what you find out about that tape.
ReplyDeleteNo worries Weldon, Brenda and I have been carrying the load for you and Sandy at Wal-Mart. I think they will survive the slump in sales near Houston as the San Antonio stores have been doing quite well. Merry Christmas!
ReplyDeleteI believe the product you are asking about for seam fixes is Eternabond.
ReplyDeleteThe good sealing tape you refer to may be EternaBond which we've used to seal seams. You can usually find it at RV repair places or online. Their website (Eternabond.com) tells you how to install it, what the outside temp should be, etc...Good luck.
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Walmart will probably be calling Sandy to find out if she is sick!
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