Our last evening with Max

We were up at 6:00am yesterday morning to make our way to the nearby laundromat that opened at that hour. A nice laundromat, with decent enough prices, however they didn't take credit cards. The last few laundries we've used in Germany were all fully automated with credit card paying.

We were lucky we had enough cash! We've purposely been using up our euros knowing that we're going back to Canada for six weeks.

Anyhow, €12 ($17.50 CAD, $13 USD) later, we had our laundry done, including all the bedding. That's quite a bit cheaper than Ireland. Many things were reasonably priced in Ireland, but laundry wasn't one of them!

Then we made our way to our motorhome dealer in Dulmen. 

Right around the corner from the dealer is an unmanned self serve fuel station that does LPG as well. We've always filled our propane there because of both cost and convenience, but this time we pulled in to find they are doing renovations and were actually in the process of removing the LPG pump. So, not sure what's happening there but we certainly couldn't buy LPG.

One of Max's propane tanks was totally empty, and the other one might have had a two day supply in it. We didn't want to leave Max that way for the new owners, so did a drive out to another place about 4 kms away and filled up the one tank for them.

We arrived at the dealer... and are they ever busy! We know this is busy season for them, but this is the first time we've been here where we actually had a hard time finding somewhere to park Max. September will still be fairly busy for them, but things will slow down by the beginning of October.

Then, we started sorting through all of our stuff. We hardly own anything compared to most people in the first place, but even when you live in a motorhome you accumulate "stuff".

We dug our carry on bags out of the back storage area.

We are leaving almost everything behind for the new owners. That was the idea... so that whoever bought Max would have everything they need in order to just turn the key and go. Sure, they'll have to sort through some things themselves and decide what they want to keep or get rid of, or whatever they want to do to have Max set up the way they want.

Ruth, making our final dinner in Max.

Leftovers!

A nice sunset for our final night with Max.

Ruth had everything organized so that we could sleep in Max, and still change to fresh clean bedding for the new owners. 

Not much left to do this morning. Just have to drive over and empty the holding tanks, then finish packing and do one final clean. 

Then we say goodbye to Max and hop on the train to Dusseldorf.

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