London Bridge

Edited- Pictures not showing up for me...If you cannot see them either I will have to re-try when I get to some real wifi.

This morning we awoke to no rain (yay!) and the promise of sunny skies. And they were right.

There was a puddle on the ground, however, when we opened the door which made us go "uh-oh". Turns out it was the fresh water tank dripping from the overflow-which should not be full, as it was at 15% yesterday. But it was 100% this morning! Still not sure how that happened, as we checked all the valves, switches, hoses, etc. and they were all in the correct position. But somehow or other, we filled the fresh tank (and then some) overnight.

And Then....we had been hearing a clicking sound coming from our rear wheel hubcap. That turned out to be the metal valve tube from the tire being hit by the wheel hubcap. Took it down to the tire store where they adjusted the hubcap position, and for extra measure we wrapped duct tape around the valve stem so it can be cut instead of the valve. A fair number of Unity owners just remove the shiny hubcap and leave the wheel exposed so they don't have to bother with this. We're thinking about it.

After we got those chores out of the way we were just across the road from the London Bridge, so we stopped in the Visitor Center and took a look around, walked down by the Bridge, took some pictures. The area is a little tacky, but the people are very nice. This is off-season, so not too many takers on the water toys and such, but it was a nice stroll.

Something interesting they have done here at Lake Havasu is put replica light houses all around the area. Here is a map, two of them are nearby in this park.

That is about all for now....we are off to Grand Canyon tomorrow, where there is no cell service and limited wifi. So there may not be any posts for a couple of days.