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| Thank you Keith for two years of fast meetings so we could enjoy the rest of the campout! |
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| Jean Rutter and Mary Brown. I'll bet there was a quilt pattern in the book they are looking at. |
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| Jean Brooks and Jean Cook reviewing another pattern. |
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| Pat brought most of her scraps and before the weekend was over there were lots of pieces ready to make scrap quilts. |
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| A rainy start to the week but Mary got the building for us to use. Another benefit of weekday campouts. The boys playing cards. Phase 10. I understand Mel brought the cards and Mel won the hand. Hummmm! |
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| Opps, looks like Keith is reaching into his pocket. Was their wagering going on at this table???? Probably not but a good caption |
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| After dinner at the Four Seasons. With all these jackets there are still lots of smiles. Surely none in this group was joking around or anything! |
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| Passing the gavel. |
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| Meeting in the Brown Co. Building. |
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| Craft day kept many busy. Stuffing lint in egg cartons was the first step in the fire starter craft. |
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| Really, this is hard work. Pour on the wax, and pack more lint in, and keep on going. |
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| Wow! still stuffing and poking. Jean Cook is the master fire starter and teacher. |
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| Debbie brought the stove! |
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| Oh so many egg cartons..... |
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| Jean Brooks and her flower leaves! Centerpiece Ta Dah! |
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| Resting that new knee! Way to go! |
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| Whew! Time for a bit od conversation! |
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| Yarn, glue, beads, corks, etc., etc. Takes a lot of things to make scare crows. |
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| In progress. Look at the camera and "smile". |
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| View along Brown County Park's interior road. |
