When we got to the hotel, we took out our milk pail (full of lunch) and
the cups to pick berries and had such a nice walk across the rocks
of hotel island - toward the "open". Past the Indian camp (all dogs
and babies) and around nice little bays and over big rocks - and luscious
blue- berries everywhere. We got enough for supper, just walking
over to the high rocks where we ate a good
supper - peanut sandwiches &c. The sunset wasn't a sunset after
all (because of a cloud which meant rain in the night). We tho't we
saw the "Manitou" however, and so walked back again, soon after supper, to
welcome the Steel Boat (!) We sailed over to Jack
's dock and tied up 'way over on the end beside a fishtug and
when we arrived, all pails and red sweaters, he took us for peddlars
(!) and the firemen's brigade, I guess, for he asked if that was the
uniform of St Helena. The
Howson's were just leaving - with some dandy bass.
They had left some with "Papa for us.
As we bought potatoes & things Jack
insisted that was not the Manitou.
He also apologized (?) for
When we got to the hotel, we took out our milk pail (full of lunch) and
the cups to pick berries and had such a nice walk across the rocks
of hotel island - toward the "open". Past the Indian camp (all dogs
and babies) and around nice little bays and over big rocks - and luscious
blue- berries everywhere. We got enough for supper, just walking
over to the high rocks where we ate a good
supper - peanut sandwiches &c. The sunset wasn't a sunset after
all (because of a cloud which meant rain in the night). We tho't we
saw the "Manitou" however, and so walked back again, soon after supper, to
welcome the Steel Boat (!) We sailed over to Jack
's dock and tied up 'way over on the end beside a fishtug and
when we arrived, all pails and red sweaters, he took us for peddlars
(!) and the firemen's brigade, I guess, for he asked if that was the
uniform of St Helena. The
Howson's were just leaving - with some dandy bass.
They had left some with "Papa for us.
As we bought potatoes & things Jack
insisted that was not the Manitou.
He also apologized (?) for
When we got to the hotel, we took out our milk pail (full of lunch) and
the cups to pick berries and had such a nice walk across the rocks
of hotel island - toward the "open". Past the Indian camp (all dogs
and babies) and around nice little bays and over big rocks - and luscious
blue- berries everywhere. We got enough for supper, just walking
over to the high rocks where we ate a good
supper - peanut sandwiches &c. The sunset wasn't a sunset after
all (because of a cloud which meant rain in the night). We tho't we
saw the "Manitou" however, and so walked back again, soon after supper, to
welcome the Steel Boat (!) We sailed over to Jack
's dock and tied up 'way over on the end beside a fishtug and
when we arrived, all pails and red sweaters, he took us for peddlars
(!) and the firemen's brigade, I guess, for he asked if that was the
uniform of St Helena. The
Howson's were just leaving - with some dandy bass.
They had left some with "Papa for us.
As we bought potatoes & things Jack
insisted that was not the Manitou.
He also apologized (?) for
