Great Blue Heron--Anhinga TrailFri, 3/13/09
Long Pine Key, Everglades NP: Not a cloud in the sky this morning when we woke up. Decided to do a big breakfast—eggs, sausage, biscuits, and orange juice. Tasted pretty good. First time I’ve cooked a big breakfast in a year probably. After topping off the water tank we went for a walk around the campground. By early afternoon clouds started rolling in. We decided to just hang around this quiet and peaceful place today. There’s been a French Canadian couple across from us since we’ve been here. He plays the guitar—just like our French Canadian friends from the Keys, Gerald and Charlie. Wonder if they’re all musical, or is it just something to do during those LONG winters up there? On the other side of us the past two nights have been French Canadians also. Last night was an older couple and tonight is a young couple with two little girls. Steaks, mashed potatoes and pickled beets for dinner tonight. Played rummy again tonight. Mike won two, I won one (sigh).
Long Pine Key, Everglades NP: Not a cloud in the sky this morning when we woke up. Decided to do a big breakfast—eggs, sausage, biscuits, and orange juice. Tasted pretty good. First time I’ve cooked a big breakfast in a year probably. After topping off the water tank we went for a walk around the campground. By early afternoon clouds started rolling in. We decided to just hang around this quiet and peaceful place today. There’s been a French Canadian couple across from us since we’ve been here. He plays the guitar—just like our French Canadian friends from the Keys, Gerald and Charlie. Wonder if they’re all musical, or is it just something to do during those LONG winters up there? On the other side of us the past two nights have been French Canadians also. Last night was an older couple and tonight is a young couple with two little girls. Steaks, mashed potatoes and pickled beets for dinner tonight. Played rummy again tonight. Mike won two, I won one (sigh).
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