Breezy day

We had an early morning visit from one of our local neighbors; a road runner. Our camp hosts have named them all "Beep Beep". They always bring a smile to our faces with the way they walk and the way their top notch and tail stand up and go down.

I mentioned yesterday that the park isn't very full. The loop that we are in is empty with the exception of us and the other loop is empty. All of the other rigs are back off the main road. John took a picture showing how alone we are. We look like we are out boondocking all by ourselves. Everyone at the potluck on Sunday laughed at us when we commented about being all alone. They said they were back where it wasn't as windy. John thinks they get the same amount of wind but that their orientation is more head on whereas ours is more sideways to the wind. When we move, we are going to do something about that.

I had signed up for a Webex training program through Workkamper.com on a campground reservation system. While I was tied up with that during noon, John went for a bike ride. He came across what he thought at first was a dog but soon realized that it was a coyote crossing the road. John must have startled the coyote because John said the coyote tucked his tail between his legs with his rump down as he ran across the road just like a dog would do if scared.

Once I had finished with the course, we had to run into town for some groceries. By the time we got back home it was 4:30 p.m. Where does the day go?

As the clouds had rolled in, we were treated to a pretty sunset.

About ten minutes later, this is what the sky looked like. Beautiful isn't it?
As we are due for 50 to 60 mile an hour winds again over Wednesday and Thursday, the satellite will be down so that means there will be no journal entries. Not that anything interesting will be happening when you are just trying to hang on.