Thursday
Ranger Sophie dropped off four site marker posts and equipment to pound them in. I guess she didn't want to overwhelm us with supplies for 110 sites. She is in her mid 20's probably figures we are old or something.
Friday
Diane had P/T Cold and windy spent the day in the Moho.
Rudy won't let me throw the old bed quilt away!! |
Saturday
Cool with drizzle and wind. We were hiding in the Moho most of the day but couldn't take any more. We finally went out and put in 24 site post just to get out of the Moho.
Brad can finally keep himself busy!
Sunday
Cold rainy, drizzle, windy again stayed in the Moho most of the day. I went out long enough to clean the grill thoroughly took about an hour.
Monday
Worked, started our three-day stint. We cleaned off pads for section opening March 1st. We found 3 sites with no electric, not even an electric box and all three have reservations next month. This should be good trying to rearraigning people as they show up.
Tuesday 1 March 2022
Workday. The weather is getting nice, so we worked outside all day. I worked on signposts and Diane made all the rounds and did check ins. First day and she had to rearraigned two campers that had the sites with no electric boxes. She had to make an emergency run to local store for wine somehow, we ran out. Very nice day, we had a fire and enjoyed the evening.
There is a boater in this pic, out for a little evening fishing!! |
Wednesday
The last workday this shift and another gorgeous day. We worked on signposts just to stay busy, it makes us feel like we are contributing. So far, we have put in 65 or so posts with about 45 left to go. It's not hard and we get to talk to a lot of the campers. Starting March 1st there is a paid contractor who cleans restrooms, firepits and mows around the campsite so we need something to work at.
Thursday
First was P/T for Diane. Grocery day, phone call day and just catching up kind of day. I found a tree to cut up for firewood. Another campfire and Burgers for dinner.
We were up and rolling out of here by 10am, not bad for us. We were heading to San Augustine for some antiquing. But first I wanted to stop by a flea market in Hemphill, but they were closed. But since we were already off track we drove over to Louisiana for lunch. What a find The Fishermen's Galley Diane had the catfish platter and I had...the chef's Cajun Grilled Catfish Special, catfish topped with crawfish etouffee over rice. Then we hit a flea market, three antique stores, coin shop and before heading home I filled up with gas. $3.69 a gallon, go back to the start of this post I paid $3.15 a gal. Thank you president O'Biden 50 cents increase in ten days.
I found this on Facebook, had to re-post it!! |
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