We camped under these trees. Little undergrowth and a carpet of needles. Best of all, almost NO mosquitos! *

Our campsite. The sleeping tent is at the left and the dining shelter at the right. In foreground, the fireplace on which we placed our camp stove and hibachi. *

I have a tendency to trip over guy ropes. Sue had the clever idea of using yellow crepe paper bows to make them more visible - and it worked! *

A watched hibachi never roasts - especially when the cook is as hungry as Sue appears to be! *

When you're camping, there is nothing like relaxing in front of a blazing fire, with a glass of wine. *

And, up above, the last of the light for another day. *

While visiting the Necessary (a fine Rev War era term!), Sue noticed this VERY large moth on the outside of a window. Note the wing structure. *

So she called me to come and see the moth (from outside the ladies' loo, of course). *

It was VERY unusual. Sue later discovered it was called a "Luna Moth" and seeing it was the high point of her trip. *