Yom Kippur - Day 1548 (Year 5, Day 87)

Augusta, GA

We took the trailer with us for the Yom Kippur services, which is the holiest day of the year: a day of atonements, asking of forgiveness, fasting, and hopefully coming out of it with a clean slate.  It was a very spiritual day and thankfully, it was cool enough in the rig with the generator running.

The only problem to report was that on the way over, on the truck, a message saying "check gauges" was flashing on the dashboard.  Never heard of that before.  We googled it and determined the most likely cause was a bad sensor somewhere, so we just prayed that that was the case and we wouldn't have a breakdown somewhere.  As soon as we got to the synagogue property and got setup, we researched a diesel mechanic and were able to get an appointment for first thing Thursday morning (today).

We left the property at 6:45 am and arrived at the campground at 7:15.  Without help, it took us an hour to back into our site (I wonder if we'll ever get the hang of it!).  By 9:00, Mitch was able to leave and go the mechanic.  The diagnosis was indeed a bad sensor.  They didn't have the part, so he'll have to go back tomorrow morning.  Meanwhile, he went to work.  And I'm happy to be "home".