We got the trailer packed up and ready so we could be at the RV dealer in Sheboygan right at 9:00. Scotty ended up buying a new converter, and it cost about $290 more than we had hoped to spend, but it’s one of those necessary repairs to keep the trailer running properly. At this point, we’re starting to think Wisconsin is an expensive state between the campground fees and now this!
To improve the mood a little, we stopped at Culver’s for lunch. We had sandwiches, I shared some of Scotty’s cheese curds, and the best part was getting ice cream to go. Scotty made me wait until we reached the campsite before eating mine. Too bad the refrigerator was still working!
From there we headed to Weldon Springs State Park in Illinois. It’s a smaller park with a lake nearby and a quieter feel. As soon as we got parked, Scotty immediately started working on the converter and had everything fixed within thirty minutes. He’s pretty amazing when it comes to this stuff.
With daylight still left, we went out for a 10-mile bike ride and stopped at a grocery store for baby wipes. When we’re camping, we don’t always shower if we haven’t gotten too sweaty, and whenever we can, we prefer using the campground showers.
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