Sasha decided that we should stay another day here.
The camp is very pretty, lush, river running through it, some beautiful birds, and this morning I was greeted with 2 doe and their fawns. I enjoyed a wonderful breezy morning outside, crocheting and watching the birds.
The camp owners are new, just having bought this place in the spring. I had a lot of fun talking to Sue about their adjustment to humidity (slow but happening), small town friendliness (they have already been invited to an anniversary party, just after being here for 4 months!) and only showering when one wants!! She and her husband moved here from Las Vegas, Nevada. I think I want to stop by next spring to see how the winter went here. Sue was quick to point out that they haven't had a tornado here in 100 years! The town is surrounded by a river which stops the tornados.
This afternoon I walked into town to check out the grocery store. The town is pretty sad, very empty but some cute houses still. This is a porch on which I would love to sit and chat.
I am not minding the extra day, but I do hope Sasha comes back tonight. I do have a FEW things to accomplish in Oak Park. :-)
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