Surprise birthday cake for Sue!
(this photo makes the cakes look small.... don't be fooled, they were full size. Moderation does not exist while camping!)
Joe makes breakfast for the group in the morning
Brian and Mel were in charge of lunch. We had a troublesome bag of coals, which we discovered weren't staying hot only when lunch wasn't ready on time... but after another round of hot coals and plenty of cook time, lunch was finally served!
And it was good! (chicken in a homemade BBQ sauce with veggie rice)
The brave ones ventured into the water...
... the rest of us relaxed!
Evenings are for sitting around the campfire. Pinky out... the dignified way to eat a s'more (or maybe seven)
Another dessert that night - cherry cobbler, cooked on coals in the firepit
Here's the rest of the gang....laying low, so we didn't attract anymore impromptu performers to our campsite. What are we talking about you ask... The second night at the cabin, "Andy" stumbled onto our campsite ready to play his mandolin and sing bluegrass versions of his favorite songs. Although his enthusiasm was great, his singing was a little shaky (maybe a few too many beers, Andy?). Our last night was much quieter and private.
See, I told you.... 7 out of 9 photos are about food!!
2 comments:
Oh man, those desserts look delicious! One picture won't show up, and I'm worried it's one of Andy. I do need to see this mysterious mandolin player. Funny how drunks always find the nice people who will put up with them!
Looks like another wonderful camping trip. You guys really know how to do it right!
Judging by the angle of the dock, we might have had a bit too much to eat that weekend!
"I've got a feeling!" ( sang in the style of Bluegrass, accompanied by a mandolin)
Post a Comment