balcony & found me with hair flying. It didn't take long to fix it
& we had a jolly supper together - telling about the picnic.
Lonesome Tom went for a smoke in
the slat hammock (said to be comfortable!) but
followed us over to the cedar store & bought us dainty little
paddles - a pair for me first - Ned bought
Ralph a full grown butternut one - very pretty
indeed. We started for the dock, but it began to rain, so we waited
half an hour before going home - Ned
rowed & Tom paddled beside us
in the canoe - which drifted badly - I wore "Bella's" mackintosh again.
It was another lonesome - desolate - weird night on the water. At
Juniper Island we found the girls' boat, which
Mr. S. took
home. After we had been up for letters &c. the wind was rising
& he had quite a time, as we found out later - Ned & I arrived at camp to find all abed
but "Uncle" & we were glad to crawl in between the blankets.
July 30 Tuesday.
The wind blew and dashes of rain fell & the night grew wild
before I got to sleep - A lovely, breezy - "puffy cloud" morning
dawned - the lake bright blue
balcony & found me with hair flying. It didn't take long to fix it
& we had a jolly supper together - telling about the picnic.
Lonesome Tom went for a smoke in
the slat hammock (said to be comfortable!) but
followed us over to the cedar store & bought us dainty little
paddles - a pair for me first - Ned bought
Ralph a full grown butternut one - very pretty
indeed. We started for the dock, but it began to rain, so we waited
half an hour before going home - Ned
rowed & Tom paddled beside us
in the canoe - which drifted badly - I wore "Bella's" mackintosh again.
It was another lonesome - desolate - weird night on the water. At
Juniper Island we found the girls' boat, which
Mr. S. took
home. After we had been up for letters &c. the wind was rising
& he had quite a time, as we found out later - Ned & I arrived at camp to find all abed
but "Uncle" & we were glad to crawl in between the blankets.
July 30 Tuesday.
The wind blew and dashes of rain fell & the night grew wild
before I got to sleep - A lovely, breezy - "puffy cloud" morning
dawned - the lake bright blue
balcony & found me with hair flying. It didn't take long to fix it
& we had a jolly supper together - telling about the picnic.
Lonesome Tom went for a smoke in
the slat hammock (said to be comfortable!) but
followed us over to the cedar store & bought us dainty little
paddles - a pair for me first - Ned bought
Ralph a full grown butternut one - very pretty
indeed. We started for the dock, but it began to rain, so we waited
half an hour before going home - Ned
rowed & Tom paddled beside us
in the canoe - which drifted badly - I wore "Bella's" mackintosh again.
It was another lonesome - desolate - weird night on the water. At
Juniper Island we found the girls' boat, which
Mr. S. took
home. After we had been up for letters &c. the wind was rising
& he had quite a time, as we found out later - Ned & I arrived at camp to find all abed
but "Uncle" & we were glad to crawl in between the blankets.
July 30 Tuesday.
The wind blew and dashes of rain fell & the night grew wild
before I got to sleep - A lovely, breezy - "puffy cloud" morning
dawned - the lake bright blue
