Day 12 TD

 I spent my final day driving back up to new hamshire and packing the inside of the jeep with all my tools to get ready to bring her home. I disassembled all my spare parts out of the barns in wilmot and put them in a safe space before being transported home. I also took the time to scrub the barn floors clean so all the coolant, power steering fluid, and gasoline was off the floor before I left. This was a total of 7 hours at the house cleaning up, including a 2 hour drive in the morning. 

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