Wednesday 13 April 2011
After work on Wednesday we took advantage of our neighbours in the Winnebago having kids visiting from the UK. Michael’s nephew Jack had come as token adult and chief child-herder. While having beers we’d discovered he was a tree surgeon, and Michael had a borrowed chainsaw to hand. As a result we got on with a job that had been waiting a long while to be done – chocking the camper truck up. Finally we would no longer have a sickly wobble whenever one or the other of us went in or out.
Dave and Michael assessed the situation
Jack started cutting to size
The chocks ready to be fitted
Dave and Michael supervising
Jack also cut the remaining logs into short lengths for the stove, and Michael’s son wheelbarrowed them over to a log pile.
Dave wedging the chocks in tight.
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