Riverton, Utah
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Our plan was to go to Grants Pass Oregon to have the disc
brakes put on the Trailer. After that we are going to see my daughter, Sabrina’s,
new home near Sandpoint, Idaho. We then planned on heading east.
Cindy’s sister, Linda, called and asked if we would travel
to Canada with her and her mother. She thinks this might be her mother’s last
trip, since she is 85 and not in the best of health. They want to go to Prince
Rupert, British Columbia and then to Hyder, Alaska. Their idea is to meet us in
Sandpoint on about June 1.
Cindy doesn't have her renewal passport yet, and we called
the passport people and were told it might get her before the first of June,
but might not. If she doesn't get it back in time for Linda to go, we might
still not be able to go with them.
I called Henderson Line-up in Grants Pass which is the place
MorRyde said was qualified to do the disc brake conversion. I was quoted the
price that MorRyde wanted to do the brake and individual suspension conversion.
I don’t think I want to do both, just the disc brakes. By the time I called
them back to see about what they had found out MorRyde was closed and they
couldn't check on the price. If it turns out they want as much as they quoted, I’m
not going to have the conversion done at this time.
I did get the tires on the truck. I decided on BF Goodrich 50,000 mile guarantee tires.
Meanwhile, I finished quilting Cindy’s Shadowbox quilt (the
one we started in Surprise). Cindy wanted an edge to edge leaf pattern. I think it turned
out looking nice.
The plan right now is to leave next Tuesday for either Grants
Pass or Sandpoint.
Thanks for visiting.
We got our passports last year and it took less than three weeks, closer to two weeks if I am not mistaken. Good luck...we are going up to Alaska ourselves....leaving in a couple of weeks from Sacramento area.
ReplyDeleteIt's beautiful!! I just love those colors!!! Time for more fabric!!! LOL
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