Once all our fellow Tin Can Tourists departed on Sunday morning Tim and I decided to depart as well. We had one more scheduled day there by ourselves but the house was calling . . . there was drywall waiting to be hung in the new closet. So we packed up and arrived home late Sunday afternoon. On our return travel home here's some of what we saw ....
Bright blue bucket
White Igloo cooler lid
Half dozen orange pendant flags on sticks
Orange cone
Convoy of a 1,000 mud buggies heading south
(I bet they are missing some orange pendant flags)
Goats on bails of hay
Long horn steer
Two buffalo
Half dozen not worthy vintage travel trailers
A random boat mold in a field being used as a water trough
Army trainer bi-plane
Red gas can
Pallet
Three Sand Hill Cranes along edge of I-4
(look out)
Monday was spent hanging the ceiling drywall in the new closet and we hope to knock out the top half of the walls today before the clock runs out on the lift rental. Before I foret I have a new product to review. It's the Coleman 4D CPX LED Duo Lantern. At first we were hesitant about the purchase since it's not what you would consider a traditional lantern. But now that we have used it we really like it. The lantern has two removable pods that can be used independently of the base. This is great if one person needs use of some light at a different location. You can just take off with one pod light leaving the base with a pod still on and attached. This one uses four D batteries and gives off really great light. Coleman also offers a QUAD LED Lantern (with four pods) but since we don't have kids and don't want to replace eight D batteries we went with the two pod lantern.
Until next time safe travels to all and here's to pink flamingos, Airstreams and road trips!!!
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