Ah, She saved my life

Moving day! We were beat this morning and actually did not get out of bed until about 9:30. We had breakfast and while we were having coffee GGdaughter Stella knocked on the door. She had talked Grandma Mary to bring her by to say good bye.  We had a good visit. Then we started  to get ready to travel. I was outside when Sherry came out and said the big slide will not come in.

It took a little while but the repair was only replacing a sheared bold in the drive motor. To leave I always pull up and Sherry puts the car behind the coach to get it ready to tow.

 I started the engine and tried to release the emergency brake, no dice.  So it took a few minutes to re adjust the air lever. In the mean time Sherry walks to the drivers side to ask what is the problem?

THEN SHE NOTICED The coach was not disconnected. All the shore hook ups were still attached. Water, sewer, and electric all still attached and working.  I had gotten so side tracked making repairs I actually was going to drive off and MAKE A MESS! 

YEP IF  the emergency brake lever had not malfunctioned I would have driven off. Because of my delay my girl saved my life.  I would sure have paid the price in work and DIED of humiliation with all my RV friends! 

I locked 'er down and disconnected, and we were off!

What hurts is I actually saw that happen once and thought how could that happen?  Now I know.

Thanks  My good looking wife, Sherry, you are a GEM. 
She even guided me into this site in the mountains. 

 That tree is six inches from the coach.  Below is a mountain brook at the back of the coach then straight up the mountain about 300 feet is a road.

 The view from the front you can see how close she guided  me.

This is a beautiful spot.

Under this mountain the cell signal is terrible. Those 4 pictures took 2 hours to upload. I kept getting this message:

 And this one:

Nite Shipslog

1962 Ford Catina and matching trailer.

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