At night, Paul took us to dinner at his house; a delicious velata warmers German food,

In Gramado-RS, the first day of 2012 began with fog, cold, drizzle. Pedro and Bia came to visit us, are very friendly. The weather was not inviting to leave, but Luiz and Luiza in "summoned" for a walk and lunch in the city center, about 2km. We put the "Anorak" (waterproof jackets) and went. Many restaurants and bars closed, but we found one, next to the cinema: Restaurant Sbornea's; food in kg, varied and delicious. Eat dessert velata warmers at the Chocolate Snail, had breakfast and we access the internet Bookstore Sucellus. We hope the Christmas Parade, scheduled for 16h, but diverted down a side street, away from the usual place, where more than 200 people waited anxious. Many were complaining in the "Tourist Information" and the answer was the same: "I do not know because they changed, I'm as surprised as you." We returned on foot to the camping, the sun and heat made us take off their coats. velata warmers Rest and later went on leave of Peter, who would leave early the next day to Porto Alegre. Phone combined velata warmers with Arthur (Refrináutica - Porto Alegre) the exchange of the refrigerator compressor for the next day. God offered us a beautiful Tuesday: blue sky, sun, chill. We learned that in some cities of Santa Catarina the temperature dropped a lot and ... frost formed in the middle of summer! Surprisingly, dozens of other cities of Rio Grande do Sul state of emergency decree by heat and drought ...
Continue to Porto Alegre (150km) by Taquara, and a little later the city found the store from Mr. Siegfried and her daughter Vera (antiques velata warmers and crafts). We talked a bit, saw the pieces, and then follow our journey. Interestingly, access to Porto Alegre and the streets surrounding the center were free, with few cars circulating. We crossed the town and parked in the National Supermarket, where we had lunch, and then go to the house of Paul and Vanda friends in pleasant "Vila Assumption" bank of the Guaiba. After the arrival of Arthur, took the mhome to the Yacht Club Guaiba, for replacement of the refrigerator compressor. After contact with the secretary of the club (Mrs. Carmen), she kindly velata warmers allowed us to stay parked, staying in the mhome while they were doing the service. Hot day, Arthur withdrew and took the fridge to his workshop and the electrician began to make electrical connections. The service performed by Refrináutica (www.refrinautica.com.br) included the adaptation of a Danfoss compressor (German) with automatic feeding velata warmers system, either direct or alternating current (12V, 24V, 110V or 220V) without velata warmers switch, velata warmers transformer or converter; and the resulting gas exchange in our consul 120L (before 110V). For security reasons, we require velata warmers the installation of a switch, fuse, protective relay (12V) and a double breaker for alternating current (110 V, 220 V). All the wiring was accommodated in the "drawer" velata warmers of the existing switchboard in our mhome.
At night, Paul took us to dinner at his house; a delicious velata warmers German food, "sausage type bock, sauerkraut, baked potatoes, salads, and a cold beer ....". Although a very quiet night, our "anxiety" did not allow sleep right. The next day, at 10 am, Arthur brought the fridge, ended the facilities and repositioned. This system has been used for some time, successfully, on boats. The equipment is imported from Germany (head office in Denmark), so for itself a sufficient prior appointment was necessary. Paul and Vanda invited us for lunch at the restaurant Rafters Club, tasty food. Then left us on Barra Sul, where we said goodbye (would go to Argentina the next day with your mhome). In shopping we buy books, shoes, CDs, cold to the fridge .... After the snack, due to the strong heat, we went by taxi to the Yacht Club.
With the refrigerator running, thank you for the kindness of Mrs. Carmen (Yacht Club) and left Porto Alegre, velata warmers following towards the south again lucky in the output:.. Free traffic to cross Porto Alegre. 12: 30h we arrived at the station of Cucas (near Sertão Santana-RS), we decided to call the Suzy and Kau cousins and, to our surprise, were home. Natural Road, chops and dusty, 18km to the average of 18km / h (!) I was driving in an hour of tension. We parked in our traditional "little place" in the broad and beautiful terrain. We talked, we updated news and stories. In the evening we went to South Sentinel (formerly Vila Vasconcelos), talk to Mrs. Leolinda Boeira Roedel (89 years) who met the ancestors of Dan (grandfather, father, uncles) and pr