From the trail around Lake Lincoln.  Trail was supposed to be 1.5 mi.  GPS tracked Pat and Jerry's trek at 2.43 .  Guess they were a bit off the trail.  Several folks walked along this trail during our visit.

Just as these wonderful ladies arrived at the Lincoln Center....three, yes three school buses with kids were checking in and starting on their tour of the area.  Us, we started our tour on the outside and got to tag along behind one school group and learned a few things about being in the country....like what a three leaf vine in the ivy family was and how big a tree should be to use in building log homes way back when.  

Then we were off to visit a quilt shop northeast of Jasper but got stopped at the DQ in Huntingburg and by the 24 community yard sales going on there.  I think Jean C. got the prize for the best find in the yard sales.  But my rechargeable electric carving knife works.  When we finally found the shop.....it was kaput!  The GPS on Pat's phone had us through some pretty areas of Jasper before we finally located the "shop", so not all was lost on that leg of the trip.

I think we might need to give our Wagonmaster some pointers on where the vehicles should be parked in the campgrounds or the proper way to fell a tree.    :o)   Congratulations on the new camper.  Very Nice.
And yes, the picture comments are "out of context".

October 2014-Brown County

Thank you Keith for two years of fast meetings so we could enjoy the rest of the campout!

Jean Rutter and Mary Brown.  I'll bet there was a quilt pattern in the book they are looking at.

Jean Brooks and Jean Cook reviewing another pattern.  

Pat brought most of her scraps and before the weekend was over there were lots of pieces ready to make scrap quilts.  

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!

Opps, looks like Keith is reaching into his pocket.  Was their wagering going on at this table????  Probably not but a good caption  

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!  

Passing the gavel.

Meeting in the Brown Co. Building.

Craft day kept many busy.  Stuffing lint in egg cartons was the first step in the fire starter craft.

Really, this is hard work.  Pour on the wax, and pack more lint in, and keep on going.

Wow!  still stuffing and poking.  Jean Cook is the master fire starter and teacher.

Debbie brought the stove!

Oh so many egg cartons.....

Jean Brooks and her flower leaves!  Centerpiece Ta Dah!

Resting that new knee!  Way to go!

Whew!  Time for a bit od conversation!

Yarn, glue, beads, corks, etc., etc.  Takes a lot of things to make scare crows.

In progress.  Look at the camera and "smile".

View along Brown County Park's interior road.  

August at Clifty Falls - 2014

Mary came and stayed on Friday night and Saturday night at the lodge.
Jean Ann was here Friday night and Saturday during the day and through the dinner at the lodge on Saturday.

Three canopies and the awning.  Comfy!

Ladies stopped at Historic Broadway Hotel & Tavern on Broadway in Madison after visiting Margie's Country Store.

Annex room where we ate.  The air conditioners were working a bit too much for us.

Super Moon through the tree cover with just the cell phone.

Men's side of the campfire ring.

Okay, I've baggd al I can at the moment.

Snacking healthy. 

Is that rain drops we feel after just putting our covers up for the day.

Downtown lunch crown on Saturday.

Becky's table topper.  Now someone just has to finish this topper.

Back to the Hotel for brunch on Sunday.

More eating area at the Downtown Hotel.

Rita and Bob-surprised by the cake and ice cream.

More Saturday lunch folks.

Looks like meeting time.