Today was the last day of the Rally. We went in this morning for three more seminars. I went to a seminar of Allison transmissions; Connie went to one on computer safety and security, and we both went to one on Atlantic Canada. We’ve spent four days going to seminars, and we’ve learned something at all. But the seminar about Allison was the most unprofessional one of the week. The only thing that saved them was that they have a good website for RV’ers.
The total count of motor homes at the Rally was 1,780. Some are in the above photo.
In the afternoon, I installed the tire monitor system that we bought at the Rally. It monitors the pressure of all ten tires on the ground; six on the motor home and four on the toad. Unfortunately, two of the sensors leaked on the inside duals of the motor home. Nothing seems to be easy any more. Why couldn’t I just screw on the extensions and then screw on the sensors?
I’ll have to fix it in the morning before we leave.
Tonight we went to our last concert, The Flying J Wranglers. They did a great job. After the concert we watched the balloon glow. It was very over-rated. They only had one balloon. I thought they would have more. Maybe it was too windy.
Regardless, our first FMCA Rally is history. We had a great time. Tomorrow we head for Las Vegas. Send money, we will bet it for you!
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