Day 86 Darwin
Well I must admit today was not the most exciting of days
following yesterday. I took Trude in for a service and oil change. As per usual
they found all sorts of things that should be done, but nothing urgent. It took
them some time to do and when I got her back I went for a run down to
Palmerston. I needed to go to the bank and whilst I was there I got a new
Anderson plug for the caravan as the old one had come adrift on our way into
Darwin and was worse for wear, actually it was non-existent as it had come
unclipped and dragged along the road. Trude was also suffering from cataracts as
her headlights were a bit sun affected, so I also bought a polishing kit for
her. I came home in time for lunch. Maureen had spent the morning rearranging
the cellar under the bed and doing some general spring cleaning ready for us to
leave Darwin. After lunch I replaced the Anderson plug and then polished up
Trude’s headlights and Maureen carried on cleaning. Later in the afternoon we
went into town. We needed to find an internet café to print out some forms and
then drove back out to home. Went to the café for dinner and then wandered
across the carpark and into the pool for a night swim and watch the bats flying
around. So as you can see, a pretty quiet day and no reason for a picture. Tomorrow
will be more exciting. We start the day off by catching up with our niece up
here Jessica Martyn. She has been busy working at the hospital so we intend to
have a coffee/lunch with her.
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