Picked up the trailer today.

It was my first time to tow.

The trailer was light and the truck could handle her easily. Truck was clearly made to tow. On the way to get it I felt like the wind was blowing me around but, pulling the Trillium back was solid. 140 miles, including highway and through Nashville with traffic, (not bad.)

First Mr. Randy Bishop and his wife helped me put in the hitch and then he gave me a microwave for inside, nice. When I had a hard time working the door handle and lock he went through all of his to find one that fit and exchanged it right there. Thanks!

I noticed they had the trailer made up inside, nice and clean, with fresh linens and a pillow, nice touch!!

When I got home to the motel where I am staying the owner here helped me to figure out how to back it up and get it parked safely.

Sweet.

It was also really nice to know that my cat was okay. This morning before I left I accidentally punched him in the nose. Actually, he decided to get curious and sniff towards my  breakfast shake just as I was vigorously shaking  it in the mixer. I clocked him hard. Surely I broke his nose! Poor guy! 1978 Trillium 4500