National Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day!

A day to honor all those who lost their lives on this date at Pearl Harbor in 1941.

Sunrise over Pilot Knob

Last night I used JB Weld to seal my radiator overflow plastic tank.  Said it would be cured in six hours, so if all goes well, I'll be ready to move in the morning.

This morning, I had faith the White Lion would start, so I went ahead and finished packing again.  I decided since I was only traveling 10 miles to the campsite on Ogilby Road, I would wait till I get there to have a late breakfast and then just enjoy this beautiful day.  Been there a number of times and it is a great place.

At 9:30, I turned the key and it reluctantly started grinding, but the Lion roared once again.  So thankful.  I did not want to have a tow truck have to take me from this site.  Way off the road and quite sandy, it would have been an expensive tow.

Didn't take long and we found the perfect place to make our home for awhile.  Yuma is checking it out.  There is a wash beside us with plenty of places for Yuma to check out.  We are parked about quarter mile from Deb and Riley, On a long and lonesome highway...  Yuma is so happy to see them again. 

Got everything set up and just relaxed for the day.  Even though I did little today, I felt exhausted.  Yuma and I even laid on the bed and rested for awhile.  

Visited Deb and Riley once we were set up and then did nothing for the remainder of the day.  As the sun was setting and the full moon was rising, Yuma and I took a walk along the wash until the darkness forced us inside.

I forgot to pull anything from the fridge, so Yuma and I had hotdogs tonight.  Always good!  Then it was 7 o'clock and time for "Survivor!"  Tonight's ending was the best I've seen.  You just never know how it plays out till it does.  Lots of twists and turns.  Now it is time to hit the sack, read some posts and go to sleep.

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