Granite Hill Grill Night

2017 New England, Pennsylvania, Road Trip

Granite Hill Camping Resort is just a few miles outside Gettysburg and we’re on Site 35 off in a corner all by ourselves for the next two nights before the Labor Day weekend begins, the last big camping weekend at the end of summer. Tonight is grill night. We brought out the Esbit folding grill and got a charcoal fire going. Now we’re grilling chicken tenders. Next we’ll sear some steaks. We eat a bit of the grilled meat tonight then use the rest of it in various salads and other lunches and dinners over the next few days. The last use of the coals tonight will be to burn some papers, since we don’t carry a paper shredder in the T@B!

Steaks, chicken, receipts

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