Friday, September 25, 2009

Honeymoon II

With the weather turning, it was time to get away for a pause ...


Camp food (well, short term camp food)


In my element


Art

Preparing our accomodations


Our accomodation: One futon and one SUV = one killer camp site

With camp set up, we set off, starting out the trip with the sad tale of the man who once was but ... as the Lord has Given, so the Lord has taken away.

With the Old Man gone, the only thing worth looking at is a visitor center from days gone by. So, we take note of the designs and make mental notes for some future vacation home.


Atop Artist's Bluff


Ponderance


The signs of the changing season

Art


You were my queen in calico, I was your bashful barefoot beau ...

With night falling, I dig into boy scout skills.

A beautiful sight


With hot dogs just itching to be eaten, we wait for the fire to burn down to coals and share a meal of a different kind

Now THAT is camp food!

A morning view of the nearby creek

As nice as the fire was the night before ... in the morning it is even better


The perfect breakfast

"But roast apples are not much good without sugar, and they are too hot to eat with your fingers till they are too cold to be worth eating ... But the spirit of adventure was rising in them all, and no one really wanted to be back at school" Prince Caspian - C.S. Lewis

With a rising spirit of adventure, my wife and I explore the Flume


"So much time and so little to do. Wait a minute. Strike that. Reverse it." Willy Wonka

The stunning view encapsulates us 'till we are wrapped all about.


Art

Pressing forward


Would you believe it? ANOTHER waterfall.

Look out after lookout!

Look OUT!


Another adventure ...


The passage way is conquered

Some one needs a hug!

"If you seek her as silver, And search for her as for hidden  
If you seek her as silver, and search for her as for hidden treasures;
Then you will understand the fear of the LORD" Proverbs
       

And THAT is what drove William Wilberforce

Mount Liberty - With the Old Man of the Mountain gone, we turn our attention towards the profile of President Washington.

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