The park was quiet overnight and Bluey was quiet in his crate. He whimpered for company after we were awake. With cooler temperatures Tilly quickly found the warm places to sleep, and even converted the blanket on the crate into her own sleeping bag.
Horses were at the fence while I was walking Tilly. I went too close to them and she was very displeased, furring up and needing to get away from the monsters.
We caught up with our Warwick friends when they came for a visit at the caravan park. Blue needed a lap to sit on but Pickles and Rosie stayed on their beds.
When we stayed in Warwick in January Pringle Cottage was closed due to Covid. I went today when one of our Warwick friends was working there as a volunteer. This is an amazing complex with a wide variety of historical items. The displays are well presented, but I would have liked to see all of this Clarice Cliff jug, and not have part of it covered by the sign.
This 1916 Singer sewing machine cabinet is a very clever design and made by expert craftsmen. The handles on the drawers are carved from timber.
Another group of friends visited our Roadie neighbours. We hadn’t met any of them before but discovered we have other friends in common.
In the van I swapped a faulty light for a working light, but managed to short the 12 volt circuit which controls half of the van lights. I tracked down the problem and we both learnt how to reset the circuit. We need a new light and some fittings but these may not be available in Warwick.
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