Pearrygin Lake is a favorite fishing
place for Marilyn and Gene, and so we tag along. We left Wenatchee on
Sunday, under beautiful blue skies. The wildflowers are beginning to
appear on the hills, turning them from brown to green and yellow and
blue.
This was our site at the County River RV park.
This little place is a favorite
roadside stop for lunch and ice cream. Unfortunately, Judy lost her
sunglasses here. :( But the chocolate brownie ice cream was good.
We stopped at Twisp along the way to
check out a quilt shop, (closed on Sundays), and in the yard of the
house next door were two little deer resting in the shade. They
looked like pets!
Marmots or some such creatures are all
over the park and this guy is within 12 feet of Howie, chirping away
at us in the early morning and late at night.
Marilyn's friends from Poulsbo, Al and
Sharon Brown joined us for this trip. Sharon cooked us a terrific
dinner the first night.
Monday morning we took a walk up the
hill and a little ways out of the park and geocached (of course)
along the way. The birds were prolific and noisy! One cache was in a
little birdhouse on the park sign.
One cache was in this old storage
building. Fortunately for us, it had been moved from hanging inside
(and falling on the ground some feet below the window opening) to a
rock along the foundation.
Dinner Monday was a recipe that Marilyn
wanted to show Harris from the most recent Cooks Illustrated, BBQ
pork medalians in Hoisin sauce. It was great!
The whole crew minus the photographer!
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