5/16/11 (Monday):  Well, blogger.com lost my last post.  Don't know how many of you might have seen it (Tom had already commented on it), but I'll re-post what I can remember of it.  Bummer!

Sunset Over Campground Lake
We had a few nice days (we're back to cold and rain now).  The campground we're staying in (same one as last autumn) is great--close to Tom's house, nice lake with trail all the way around, and wonderful people.











Belted Galloway
We took advantage of the brief break in the weather with a couple of trips to nearby spots.  We hadn't seen a belted galloway since Maine. This fellow looks a little shaggy--guess he doesn't have his summer coat yet.








Aspen?

We enjoyed a hike at the botanic gardens.  The trees are just starting to green up.
Fletcher Creek













The trail we took follows the course of Fletcher Creek.  A nice hike!


Who could resist following the road sign to Hell?!  Not us! Turns out, Hell, Michigan is not much--a saloon, restaurant and pretty creek.  We bought pasties here and had them for dinner that night.  Pasties are a meat pie made popular in the Upper Peninsula of MI by Welsh miners.

Joyce, Anna, Margo, Claire, Kristin and Tom





Tom and Kristin took us to a fondue restaurant for Mother's Day.  We had a great time.  We all especially enjoyed the dessert fondue--two kinds of chocolate, one of which was flambe!  Great fun.

That's all for now.  Kristin is in Chicago visiting her sister and new niece this weekend, and Tom and I are managing the busy commuting schedule of the girls.  I don't know how Kristin does it by herself!  I need to go pick up Claire at preschool now.

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We took early retirement from careers as Executive Assistant (Joyce) and Lawn Care company owner (Wiley). We have been full-time RV'rs since March, 2006. We've taken our RV to Maine, Michigan, California, North Carolina and everything in between. We live in Florida in the winters and travel in the summers. It's a tough life, but someone has to live it!