Dave, good call on that uncinata, I knew something about that bugged me, but it has a curved trunk so I did not realize it was not level. Going back and looking at it now I see I will have to make an adjustment. Thanks to everyone for the name corrections, I will update my database. I am curious, what programs, methods do others use for there databases? I understand the importance, and wonder if there is a better method than the Excel spreadsheet I use?

@livebetter... Yes, I have selected Water+/Extra Rinse as well as Maximum Water Level. Here is how these features are described from the W4840 service manual: Water+: Increase in water level in soak, pre-wash, main wash and in the rinse cycles by selecting Water plus; applicable in the Cottons very hot, Minimum iron, Silk, Mini, Automatic/Mixed load programs Extra Rinse: Additional rinse cycle by selecting Water plus; applicable in the Cottons very hot, Minimum iron, Silk, Mini, Automatic/Mixed load programs USA:Water+ and extra rinse: Increase in water level in soak, pre-wash, main wash and in the rinse cycles by selecting Water plus; applicable in the Cottons very hot, Minimum iron, Silk, Mini, Automatic/Mixed load programs, as well as additional rinse cycle in Cottons very hot and Minimum iron programs Maximum Water Level: Adjustment of the laundry process for soft water areas. Level III at rinse cycle. The language in the manual is inconsistent with the actual named programs, so here is my translation: Cottons = Normal Minimum Iron = Wrinkle Free Silk = Delicates Mini = Express Automatic/Mixed Load Programs = Master Care I may be off on some of those labels, but suffice it to say that the program menu options work in most of the pre-programmed cycles but do not work in any Custom cycle.

Thanks everyone. I will post some more pics and a list of places visited when I have more time. A few details: I travelled with a group of five friends. One of my friends who went is a travel agent and she planned the whole trip-I highly recommend this. There were so many moving parts with Covid protocols, proof of vaxx, visas, etc. The trip was seamless thanks to her. We were with a guide everywhere. All tourist groups in Jordan and Egypt included an armed police officer onboard our vehicle. Because of the terrorist attacks that Gooster mentioned, this is a requirement. Every major site also has armed guards as well as metal detectors to enter the sites. Additionally, you go through at least four security checkpoints in the airports in Egypt and Jordan, including a full body pat down and metal and bomb detection at every checkpoint. I never felt unsafe. The people were nothing but friendly, and were so happy to see tourists again. I especially loved all the children with their big smiles and hands waving at us. It was a great time to go before it gets crowded again. I was a little unprepared for the heat (and I live in a hot climate). We did almost all of our touring in the mornings. Despite that, we had a few days where the temperature was already 100 degrees by 11 am. I recommend bringing rehydration tablets. Of course, my smart friend the travel agent brought lots to share. If I go back, I will go in December/January as I do cold better than heat. The food was amazing. 95% of the fresh vegetables and fruit served in the countries is grown there in the river valleys. I have never eaten such incredible tangerines in my life. Of course, the dates just melt in your mouth. We did have to drink bottled water everywhere (it was readily available). I also used it to brush my teeth and re-upped my typhoid vaccine before travelling since it had been over five years since my last one. We spent ten days on a Nile river cruise with Uniworld on their new ship-The Sphinx. There were only 44 guests on the ship. The crew was all male and Egyptian, and they were amazing. The food was really good also. Vaccination was required of all guests and crew members. After the cruise, the six in my group spent an additional couple of days in Cairo with a guide. Cairo must be seen to be believed-over 20 million people live there. We stayed at the following hotels: St Regis Amman, Four Seasons Nile Plaza Cairo, Al Manara Aqaba, and (a not five-star) desert camp in Wadi Rum in Jordan. We spent the last night in Cairo at the airport hotel since the traffic there is so bad. It was fine. More later!

Dee-it is an endemic cactus called Opuntia. They were unreal-as big as trees! Martinca-DH took most of them with his Canon Eos and various lenses. I took others with my iphone, and our naturalist took a few and shared them with us. Sas-we went on the Celebrity Flora. It was built for the Galapagos, and we chose it for the amenities (and for a bit bigger ship) as I have been known to suffer from seasickness. It holds 100 guests, but was only half full. The ship, food and crew were great.