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The Full Time Motorhome Guide
One of the greatest things about traveling in an RV is that you can stop anywhere you want to and stay for as long as you want. That's a good thing. We left our motorhome in San Diego for repairs before we went to Hawaii. They took our service requests and ordered parts before we left. Unfortunately, not all of the parts are here yet! Prior to this stay, the longest we stayed anywhere was eight days in Yuma, Arizona with our neighbors, Ben and Sid. We will have "camped" in the RV service over 20 days! If we were not fulltiming, this might have been a frustrating time. But for us, it is great. We have a nice parking spot with no neighbors. We have electrical hookup and can dump and get water whenever we need it. The lot is alarmed and gated. And it is free!
However, it does not leave much to write home about. We did find a few pictures that we missed last week.
This was the view from church on Maui.
There were about 70 people at church with us.
A final photo on the way back to our suite to pack to go back to the mainland.
This is the world's largest Banyan tree in Lahaina Village on Maui.
This has been our "campsite" for the last two weeks.
Ellen next to the Star of India in San Diego Harbor.
We visited Uncle Bob and Aunt Glenda at their new home in Bradbury CA.
We also met up with cousin Bob and Barb in Carlsbad CA. Bobby drove us up to see the Prowetts.
Pete, Emily and Chad tore Emily's dash apart trying to fix her dash fan.
Hopefully we get a new windshield this week and get back on the road. But we are so thankful for the time to spend with Emily, Melissa and Chad and we are thankful for the free and nice place to stay. God is good!
Love, Pete and Ellen
By Pete . Ellen Mattson
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