Let's see, Sunday we went on down to Wildwood and Alliance for coach repairs, got in Monday, no worries, reported the leaking sink, the leaking skylight, the chassis lube, and three other minor things. They got right on it, said we needed a new faucet, and made the other repairs, but asked that we stay overnight to make sure the seal had properly cured. That we did.
Made our way to Seffner, 70 miles down the road, and got situated at Lazy Days, with high expectations that they would work with us to sell the Diplomat and purchase a new View- That didn't happen- and we also discovered that the sink still leaked, worse than before- so we headed back up to Wildwood for the night, and the next day, to his credit, Will got us right in, and they worked for about 4 hours to make it right, without charge.
We decided to come on home last night, arriving about 530-= All unloaded and fed by 630.
Rest of the week, I'll be working on Lander classes to get them ready for release to students on 20 August- then, we'll pretty much be taking it easy.
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