Up early to find that a bang and sirens that we heard last
night turned out to be an RV burning out nearby. Poor people, they were not
hurt, but looked like their gas cylinder may have exploded. Not much left of
the RV…
We were getting ready to head off to the Hoover Dam, but
when we went to bring the slide out in, it wasn’t working. We managed to
override the motor and push it in manually, but it wouldn’t lock in place. Down
the road was an RV repair place, and we took it there and luckily they were
able to take a look. A couple of hours to kill, so we looked at new RV’s. Wow!
There are certainly some “home away from homes” that are nicer than most
houses. We considered upgrading (for a
mere outlay of about $50,000, for a nice second hand 40’ A Class)
On the road finally and to Boulder to the Hoover Dam Museum.
Very interesting artefacts and stories about the building of the dam. A quick fuel
up and we drove to the dam. We had to go through a security check to go onto
the dam that included a guard checking all the storage on the RV. Finally
through and we travelled over the dam, parked up and walked back. It’s a pretty
amazing feat of engineering.
We spent quite a while at the dam, so headed to nearby Lake
Mead RV for the night. The lake is very pretty, blue water and stark coloured
cliffs and mountains behind.
Ah yes. Isn't that south west geography amazing?
ReplyDeleteStephen - Your blog seems to have this paranoia about invasion by robots.