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| Our campsites at the Turner residence. |
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| Cindy's best baked cream cheese halibut. |
Sunday, Monday, & Tuesday were overcast, drizzly days. There were times of downpour, and periods of clearing. The men fished one day at Cottonwood Creek and I went with Cindy on a food bank delivery run. We spent most of the time indoors playing games, doing everyday life, and enjoying faraway friends' company.
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| first time pistol target shooting |
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| That one had a bit more kick! |
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| The boys found a ptarmigan! (Alaska's state bird) |
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Their backyard flood plain moisture is great for sprouting mushrooms of different kinds.
There are also lots of berries growing too. The girls ate raspberries, watermelon berries, currants, & rose hips.
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Tuesday evening we went to David & Holly Long's for a delicious taco soup meal. (Even though August brings scorching heat to Kansas plains, in Alaska, autumn has arrived...soup's on!) Our time together passed by quickly as we shared life journeys & convictions, good conversation & great food, singing & refreshment.
Fellowship is sweet!
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