We went for a test drive yesterday and the coolant level did not change. Chris checked underneath and saw no drops. At long last our leak may be fixed so about that I shall say nothing more in order not to jinx it.
The problem with test drives is they remind you how much you enjoy driving about. But we have one more thing to fix before we can leave to drive south to Buenos Aires. Peru now is too far away so we are meeting our friends in Argentina and not Arequipa.
Might as well take advantage of going for a drive to get a haircut.
Ten bucks and an hour of relaxing in a chair with reggae on the sound system and regional soccer on the tube. Gregorio was quite interested in our retirement journey.
Rusty was ready for a walk. 
He was quite tired when we got home as a 13 year old dog should be after a day on the town. He also got steak for lunch.
As did we. 
At a Swiss restaurant ten minutes from the campground, a bit in the boonies. 
Our place in the workshop has been taken by a Swiss converted fire truck freshly arrived from Europe. The occupants have a reputation here for being withdrawn. Chris told us their brand new fiberglass cabin has broken its anchor bolts and shifted two inches, a situation he can repair apparently. That might explain the owners’ reticence. Meanwhile we wait for a tool to change the settings in our reluctant inverter. It should be here by Friday. 
By then we expect the rain and mist and cold will have moved on and sunshine will return to Pequeña Baviera campground.
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