
I wouldn't normally take something this big on a camping trip, but, you know, I need to finish this dang red/green quilt. Note the excellent post-swimming hairdo.
And here are most of the musical entertainers for the evening:

The young lady with the guitar is Julianna, the camp activities director. She joined in the playing Saturday night and contributed a beautiful song from her native Colombia.

Dave's version of Muleskinner Blues, complete with yodelling, was a big hit. Here he is mid-yodel.

The Nutter-Butters were also a big hit. Lucky for us they were on sale buy-one-get-one-free!
2 comments:
You look so domestic, sitting in the campground, quilting!!
The one time I took a quilt outside to work on, I got an owie on my quilt. We were camping at Lake Shasta. I was sitting at the picnic table outside out motorhome & quilting. I went inside the motorhome for a MINUTE OR TWO to get something to drink. When I came out there were a few small holes in my quilt. That cute little squirrel I was feeding the day before came back, jumped on the table & tried to snatch my quilt. Needless to say I don't leave my quilt outside alone. I had to add a few appliques over the holes : )
I like a lot of the same things you like. Come & visit me at my blog sometime.
Sandy
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