For the America's Birthday this year we traveled north to the cabin in Wisconsin. The lake was amazingly low traffic and the boaters who were out were in full "4th" mode. I wish I had pictures of all the pontoons decorated with flags and streamers and ribbons. So much stuff that's it's surprise they had room for a beer cooler on the boats!
Every time we leave for the cabin I feel that we are packing for 3 weeks instead of three days. We have a cooler full of food, two smallish suitcases, bikes, games, the dog and all her toys, the new Duck Dog bed for the cabin, golf clubs, more food... *sigh* it's an adventure.
Mr. Mike had picked up a huge bag of cherries in our food preparation the week before. You have to prepare for the trip, because you never know what will be left up at the cabin. With three of our families trading weekends there's never a reliable stock (sorry guys but I used the last of the flour!)
So I made some 'stars and stripes' cherry turnovers...
And then a Cherry Pie...
There are still cherries left....
So I made some 'stars and stripes' cherry turnovers...
And then a Cherry Pie...
There are still cherries left....
But there was more than baking with cherries this weekend. There was a lot of time spent on the deck playing yhatzee, cribbage, backgammon, cards, and bags.
There was a lot of time snoozing by the dog on her new cabin bed.
There was golf. There were trees, water hazards, and sand traps.
There was a bike ride.
And with all of our bike rides there was a pony. There's always a pony when we go out for a ride. I have no idea why.
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