Half Moon Bay SB
We ran out of water in our holding tank this morning. Had to tow the Ship over to the drinking water spigot and fill it. Then, reset it all, but it didn’t take us long. I just didn’t realize we could possibly use that much water in four days. I thought it was full; maybe it wasn’t when we got here?
Then, I caught up on this blog. I got behind when we were primitive camping at Lake Sonoma. It was about that time I checked the weather down in Big Sur where we plan to camp on our next jump. It didn’t look good! Heavy rains, high winds, and high tides (KING tides-higher than high!) made us give up on the Big Sur tour. The alternative was the Hwy 101 route, easier driving, but not as scenic. And, where to sleep? Well, we’ll figure something out.
Not wanting to get too wet tomorrow morning, I unlocked the bikes from the picnic table, folded up the rain tarp, dismantled the bikes and stowed them in the back of the truck. Once the bikes go in the truck, all the other stuff in there is very difficult to reach.