Backwards Bridge

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After a great day hanging around the campground hobnobbing with other teardrop campers here ahead of the gathering that begins tomorrow we climbed into th truck for a trip to Canton for a dinner visit with Peyton And Riley, Dave and Amy. We arrived half an hour before anyone got home so we ventured out despite the rain to find a nearby geocache. Had a wonderful time with our granddaughters playing jacks, pretending to be a horse, talking about an American Girls book that relates to family history, and appreciating Peyton’s skill at backwards bridge and enjoyed a homemade family dinner gathered around a dining room table that has now served four generations of our family!

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