I’d arrived in Yuma just in time to enjoy balmy weather…if you can characterize any weather in a desert area to be ‘balmy’. It was nice though. Even so, I did need to run my electric space heaters overnight and in the morning for a while to take the chill off. The snow I’d passed on my way down was enough to prove that I’d made the right choice in coming.
And I paid for 30 nights so as the month passed, it got warmer and warmer. Eventually, I was turning on my heat pump basement A/C for a couple hours per day. Which brought up a problem. It was making much more noise then I was use too. And the neighbors behind me started to complain, I told them there wasn’t much I could do. Eventually they complained to the RV park owner and she came out to complain to me. And that’s when it occurred to me that I could switch to 30 amp service so only one A/C compressor out of the two that run on 50 amp service would turn on. Which meant it would be a tad quieter. So I did that and spent the rest of my stay in Yuma on 30 amp service. Not really a big deal, expect I had to be careful and not run the MW and toaster or coffee pot at the same time for fear of popping the breaker.
But aside from that, there was some stuff to do while I was here in Yuma, one of them was to head downtown and enjoy the flea market they set up here on a regular basis. It’s intended to get people to come downtown and it works, mostly.
I’ve tried a couple of their brews in the past but they’re not very good. But the food is great.
And here’s the new weather station I installed. The picture doesn’t do it justice as IRL it’s brightly colored. I can see what the temp is outside from the wireless remote which is what I got it for.
And I’ve taken up making my own fries lately. Yum. 
