we finished took a walk down the hill into the village - a quaint little
place - we didn't go so very far as the boat started back at two -
pretty promptly. I went down stairs in the bow and got in a rocking chair
and held my parasol down over me and almost - if not quite - went to
sleep. Harold True
said I did - he peeked at me! I also had a flirtation with
Ruth - who seems to
like me - dear child. We were to stop at the
Indian Village, half an hour - & just after we tied up
there & had started off - (we had to walk two beams of the dock &
I only picked flowers & came right back) a thunder storm came up
suddenly & very furiously - the people came running & most
of them got in before the worst of it - but a regular hurricane
struck the boat & almost broke it away, and a ball of lighting rolled
across the deck & exploded like a pistol shot - It was really
quite terrible - but I'm be- coming used to these things. Everyone was
more or less wet & some very much frightned. We arrived at
Buckhorn at about 4:30 - it had cleared then
& was beautiful. We had been watching it in the bow and it was
gorgeous. They took on wood and waited over half an hour
we finished took a walk down the hill into the village - a quaint little
place - we didn't go so very far as the boat started back at two -
pretty promptly. I went down stairs in the bow and got in a rocking chair
and held my parasol down over me and almost - if not quite - went to
sleep. Harold True
said I did - he peeked at me! I also had a flirtation with
Ruth - who seems to
like me - dear child. We were to stop at the
Indian Village, half an hour - & just after we tied up
there & had started off - (we had to walk two beams of the dock &
I only picked flowers & came right back) a thunder storm came up
suddenly & very furiously - the people came running & most
of them got in before the worst of it - but a regular hurricane
struck the boat & almost broke it away, and a ball of lighting rolled
across the deck & exploded like a pistol shot - It was really
quite terrible - but I'm be- coming used to these things. Everyone was
more or less wet & some very much frightned. We arrived at
Buckhorn at about 4:30 - it had cleared then
& was beautiful. We had been watching it in the bow and it was
gorgeous. They took on wood and waited over half an hour
we finished took a walk down the hill into the village - a quaint little
place - we didn't go so very far as the boat started back at two -
pretty promptly. I went down stairs in the bow and got in a rocking chair
and held my parasol down over me and almost - if not quite - went to
sleep. Harold True
said I did - he peeked at me! I also had a flirtation with
Ruth - who seems to
like me - dear child. We were to stop at the
Indian Village, half an hour - & just after we tied up
there & had started off - (we had to walk two beams of the dock &
I only picked flowers & came right back) a thunder storm came up
suddenly & very furiously - the people came running & most
of them got in before the worst of it - but a regular hurricane
struck the boat & almost broke it away, and a ball of lighting rolled
across the deck & exploded like a pistol shot - It was really
quite terrible - but I'm be- coming used to these things. Everyone was
more or less wet & some very much frightned. We arrived at
Buckhorn at about 4:30 - it had cleared then
& was beautiful. We had been watching it in the bow and it was
gorgeous. They took on wood and waited over half an hour
