A LITTLE BIT ABOUT THE BAYFIELD BUNCH:))

Saturday, July 25, 2020

OUR RIG'S INTERIOR RENOVATION PROJECT IS NOW COMPLETE

The day heated up waaaay too fast for Pheebs and I so we again cut our Jeep ride short.  But not before a shady walk between a row of trees and a cornfield.  It's not a long walk but it is a walk we often do alongside Pavilion Road southeast of Bayfield.  We were home well before 10 a.m. and I headed inside out of the heat.  Not too much difference between hot summer days and cold winter days.  Either extreme is equally unhealthy in the outdoor exercise department unless one is some kind of extremist.  We're not.
A NICE SUNNY SATURDAY MORNING FOR FOLKS ON BAYFIELD'S TWO PIERS
I THINK HE'S FISHING AND SHE'S REALLY CHEESED OFF
GATHERING OUTSIDE BAYFIELD'S SHOPBIKE COFFEE ROASTERS AT THE LEFT
WIND TURBINE BLADE SHADOWS IN A BEAN FIELD
CORNS UP FIVE, SIX, AND SEVEN FEET IN PLACES
WE WALKED THIS SHADY LANE BETWEEN A ROW OF TREES AND A CORN FIELD THIS MORNING
CORN COBS ARE FORMING
THERE IS A PHOTO DOWN THAT LANE AND YOU CAN SEE IT BELOW
FINALLY, MY FIRST MONARCH BUTTERFLY OF THE SEASON
Puttered about a bit in the carport sorting through vehicle cleaning supplies.  Richard messaged to say our rig was done so Pheebs, Kelly and I headed right on over.  Using the dining room table that came out of the rig Richard cut it in half and made an excellent shelf/table for beside my chair.  It even incorporates an original built in cup holder.  The table fits in perfectly.  He also bolted in two pieces of steel under the manual sidestep firming it up.  Interior curtain rods are now in place as well so we'll soon be hanging some nice curtains which will serve several practical purposes.  This basically completes the main inside renovations.  We have a back-up camera ordered and it should be here Tuesday.  Richard and I may pop into Jenkins Auto Recyclers north of Goderich and see if we can find us a stock 2002 Chevy radio to replace the hard to see small Japanese radio in the rig's dash.  Aging eyes need things bigger not smaller.
MY NEW ALL PURPOSE SHELF AND  TABLE COMPLETE WITH A COFFEE HOLDER
PERFECT FOR A NUMBER OF PURPOSES:))
THAT TABLE CAN ALSO FOLD DOWN
KELLY'S WORKING ON HER BED ARRANGEMENTS
A SPLASH OF COLOR
THAT CHROMY THING IS THE TINY RADIO I WANT TO REPLACE WITH A CHEVROLET STOCK RADIO
AND BY GOLLY WHERE HAVE WE SEEN THIS LITTLE FELLOW BEFORE
BUGS IS STILL KEEPING AN EYE ON THAT MONARCH BUTTERFLY
GROANER'S CORNER:(( 
The Top Signs You're In A Bad Nursing Home::
- Its named Heaven's Waiting Room.
- Cheap TV antenna can't pick up Xena: Warrior Princess.
- Defibrillator doubles as a remote control.
- Its named Matlock Manor.
- No furniture in it outside of beds and caskets.
- Radio stations alternate between Glenn Miller and broadcasting Last Rites in every language known to man.
- You can't ring a nurse but you can page the attorney's office down the hall.
- Rectal thermometers made of wood.
- Two words: Community Bedpan.
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8 comments:

  1. Reno looks great. Shelf Is perfect. The first photo of Pheebs is beautiful......

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  2. Favorite photo tonight is the first one, an extraordinary photo of Miss Pheebs. The last photo of Miss Pheebs is a close second and then the Monarch butterfly photos. Actually they are all just beautiful.

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  3. Love that first photo of Pheebs. That Richard guy is one handy dude!

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  4. Your second pier picture shows me that the eye can play tricks. Well, I didn't know that George Y. liked fishing but it sure looks like him on the very end! :) I hope he's enjoying himself!
    Nice job in the rv, he does good work.

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  5. Richard is one handy guy! really like the table he made.

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  6. Awesome pictures. Love the Pheebs. I love love love your table. You are blessed with some wonderful and talented friends.

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  7. Now you just need to go for a weekend trip somewhere!

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  8. Nice Bayfield Bunch touch on your new rig. Looks fantastic. Great times ahead now! :c)

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