That darn propane alarm kept going off again last night so we both had a disturbed night’s sleep which means that we subsequently both slept late. Adamant that we have to do something to prevent this reoccurring I studied our manual and took a look at the fuse box. The manual warned that you can’t just disable the alarm without it causing other parts of the RV not to work. This morning we discovered that when you remove the fuse that disables the alarm the only thing that it affects is the power to the slide out. We can cope with that. Now all we need to do is make sure the fuse is in when we need to move the slide out and we won’t have to worry about the alarm. Sorted.
So, later than hoped we drove the RV down to the boat ramp
to take the kayak out into the mangroves. The tide was against us so it was quite hard
work but we persevered wanting to make it to the bay where we thought there may
be dolphins. But no, it was too shallow
in ‘Mud bay’ for much life. Apart
from seeing a couple of mangrove crabs we didn’t see much life in the two hours we were paddling.
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| The mangroves |
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| Mud Bay... with added water droplets on the lens |
Running late to call Simon’s family who were all together
for boxing day we drove the RV straight to Gators’ crossing again to make the
call.
We had a relaxed dinner and another fire to enjoy the
evening outside. Because of our late
morning we had missed seeing Steve and Barbara before they left the park
today. However, they had left us a
lovely note with their contact details in Sarasota in the hope that we may meet
up on our way past later in the week.
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