We ended up traveling 28 hours from the time we got up (at 3 a.m. in Italy) until arriving home in St George at 11:50 p.m. Again, I don't think there were any pictures taken...but if I find some I'll add them later.
We got up at 3 a.m. and at 3:30 a.m. met a taxi out front of our hotel. The airport was less than a mile away but it was $25 for the ride. (Which I guess was a deal? ). Our hotel clerk set it up. When I looked online it was $85 euros!!! Goodness! In theory, we could have walked -- but it's dark at 3:30 a.m. and a long way to go with luggage. So we opted for the taxi.
We flew from Venice to Paris. Again in Paris we had a long haul to get from one plane to the other and a short time to get there. We made it without incident.
Our final flight was Paris to SLC, 10 hr 45 minutes. Long flight! We were fortunate to all get seated in the last row of the plane and it wasn't too bad. I watched 4 movies tho, and we still weren't there yet!
When we got in we were able to find the Global Entry office and set up our "fast pass" for future flying. Then Bryce picked us up and we hung out there for a little while, then at Dallas' house for a little while. Then started home. And got into some icky traffic. And sat a little while in stop and go.
Eventually we got rolling again and arrived home at 11:50 p.m. Tired! I had the hardest time staying awake the last hour or so. I don't know how Andy does it.
When we got home there was a loud squeeling sound in the garage. It was the landscape water. I turned it off and went to bed cause I was too tired to figure it out.
The mystery has not been solved yet...but here' what I know so far. On Tuesday at 3:30 a.m. our water started running. A lot. Like 600, yes 600 gallons per hour or more. by the time I turned it off at 11:50 our meter says we used over 10,000 gallons. In a day. And here' the kicker...we can't find water anywhere.
I have had two different guys come out and one spent one hour, the other two hours. Digging and listening and probing and they couldn't find the leak either. So tomorrow is April 13 and I'll have to get a guy that has some kind of radar equiptment to see if he can find it. Sadly, my guess is it is under the concrete by the pool and I anticipate this will be an expensive fix.
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