John’s Weekend World

2014 West then East, Road Trip

John arrived not long after the rain stopped. He showed us around parts of the cabin and places on the property that we’d not yet explored. We helped feed the fish on the pond and harvested vegetables in the garden. John pan fried some locally caught fish to accompany the garden fresh corn, green beans, cucumbers, and tomatoes and we talked about possible adventures tomorrow. Late in the evening we had a visit from Rhonda and her friend Jim and gave then a tour of the T@B. This is where John loves to be. He spends his weekends here and glories in being in this environment. It’s good to be here with him!

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