The RV Park had a pancake and sausage breakfast this morning. You had your choice of blueberry or buttermilk pancakes and either pork patties or turkey sausages. This afternoon we checked out the mini-golf course (what Abe K used to call "putt-putt.".) Even though it is small, it was a challenge -- especially the last hole.
The deer came around while we were playing golf too. First there was the doe with her twins and then a young buck came visiting. He only had little short velvet spikes. The way he acted we wondered if maybe he wasn't last year's fawn.
I talked with Brother Pat and Cindy today -- they were busy canning spaghetti sauce as the tomatoes in his garden are finally ripe. Checked in with Sister Sherry who seems to be having a rattlesnake week. Earlier they lost one of the longhorn cows who had gotten bit. Maggie, the stray hunting dog who adopted Sherry a couple of winters ago, was much luckier. After an overnight stay at the vet's, she's home again and seems to be doing okay.
Tonight I baked a few of the potatoes Daughter Dawn had given us from her garden and grilled a steak. With the addition of cucumber slices and fresh raspberries we had a feast. This is our last night at the Sequim RV Park. Tomorrow we will be moving to the the county camp at Salt Creek.
(Pictures taken with my iPhone -- sorry they aren't real great...!)
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