Mike,

We had a great trip to the camp this weekend. We got a new rubber roof installed on top of the old shanty. Now it should stay dry inside. If only we can figure out how to stabilize the underpinnings to keep it from sliding off the hill!

The shanty was built about 100 years ago on a 45 degree hill! Somebody didn't know what they were doing, or they knew what they were doing and wanted to go to their graves knowing somebody was going to be miserable some day in the future dealing with the movement of the earth and, therefore, the shanty with it!

We did get to take a drive out Turkeybone Road and look at/for deer. If what we saw is any indication, this ought to be a great season. We saw a total of 33 deer in our 30 minute drive out and back. There were some very healthy animals!

We couldn't see a quarter of the fields we normally see because the foilage is still on the trees. When we come in late October to the middle of November, it is all gone! We can see everything then.

Bill

Praise the Lord, He is worthy

Edited by - lamb1647 on 09/16/2002 12:11:04