We woke
to the clear sound of a little songbird in the forest announcing the arrival of
the first streak of dawn on the 4th of July. I got up to photograph the dawn's
early light and found out it was only 4:35 am. Even for us, that was
early.
A couple of other early risers (Bob and Nancy Campbell) came outside to wash the cool morning dew (and a few windshield bugs) from their RV's. Watching them made me tired enough to go back to sleep until it was time for our trip to the Village Acadian. But first, we had some cereal with fresh blueberries and homemade whipped cream from Jody Smith's larder.
A couple of other early risers (Bob and Nancy Campbell) came outside to wash the cool morning dew (and a few windshield bugs) from their RV's. Watching them made me tired enough to go back to sleep until it was time for our trip to the Village Acadian. But first, we had some cereal with fresh blueberries and homemade whipped cream from Jody Smith's larder.
Visiting
the Village Acadian was like being transported back in time and meeting your
own family from the seventeenth through the twentieth centuries.
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A little fun
ensued when Dianne and Bob Osborne passed Mo,(aka Mo-reen) the wagon train’s traveling
mascot, now decked out in a red hat, to Gunther Oeser for his good deed of
purchasing and barbecuing all those Brats.

And so, another Independence Day, celebrated in the traditional style of good food and fellowship, came to an end.
HAPPY 4th OF JULY EVERYONE!

And so, another Independence Day, celebrated in the traditional style of good food and fellowship, came to an end.
HAPPY 4th OF JULY EVERYONE!
Submitted by Winifred and George Meiser
Adventure #12
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