Wi-fi What???

Monday, June 25

Just so you know, I stayed up last night and wrote a post that DIDN'T get posted!!!! The wi-fi here is spotty, at best. I'm trying to use the free wi-fi they offer instead of using my hotspot on my phone but it's just not cooperating, so I'm doing TWO posts tonight for Monday and Tuesday....

Today (Monday) we went to a few sessions and learned some new things! We learned what a Wi-fi Ranger is, how to make sure we don't take out a gas pump after filling up, and how to NOT hook up a tow car. We really did learn some good stuff and met some more new folks. We also found our new motorhome, yeah right, the one we'll buy AFTER we win the lottery!

At 6 we attended the opening ceremonies and saw just how many people are at this rally!! Whoa! 450 motorhomes with most housing 2 people. Add that up!!!

Tuesday, June 26

Today we started with a great buffet breakfast at 8:00. After breakfast we visited our new motorhome again (it's torture!) and then went to a session on Ford Motorhome Maintenance and Towing. Just saying, I was NOT very excited about attending this one but it turned out to be a good one. Around 11:30 we headed back "home" for lunch and Steve took a nap (I think he's liking our schedule here :))

Dinner was at 5:30 and it was a good one. BBQ pork, brisket, green beans, grilled potatoes, salad and blackberry or peach cobbler. Whew! Entertainment after dinner was a concert by Daily and Vincent. I had never heard about them before but they are Grand Ole Opry members and put on a wonderful bluegrass/country music event. We really enjoyed it. It was funny when we came back to the motorhome afterward as did everyone else. We went to take Kona for a walk and every one else with a dog was out doing the same thing. There were a lot of DOGS! 

The last couple of days have been beautiful weather-wise. It's been hot but with no humidity it's much easier to take. Today was a high of 84 and yesterday was around 80. 

This is what our "street" for the week looks like. Now imagine that times six more streets. 

Coaches as far as you can see!

A beautiful Wyoming evening sky.

Night all!