Just want to let everyone know that I'm still around, been busy with the garden and other summer type activities like camping and day trips and now getting our jeep back in drive able condition.
I've canned another 28 quarts of pickles and four pints of pickle relish, so now we have bread and butter, dill and sweet pickles in the basement pantry. I think I'll have enough cucumbers for another batch then I think the patch will be done for the season. I've also used a lot of cucumbers for salads and snacking. Now I just have to come up with some great salsa and sauce recipes for canning our tomatoes and can't forget the beets that I'll need to can in the next couple of weeks.
This was our camp site for our first camping trip at Basin Creek in Montana. It was beautiful right along the creek (that I couldn't keep Jack out of), but had lots of flies buzzing around so no eating outside and only being around 8000 feet it was still in the 80's during the day.
The hub's and Jack doing a little gold panning in Basin Creek. The creek had a lot of mica in it but no gold that he could find.
This was my view from inside the trailer on our second camping trip up in the Big Horn Mountains of Wyoming at the Tie Flume Camp Ground. No bugs and at 10,000 feet the temps were in the upper 60's every day, so nice. We left a day early because it snowed a bit that night and Jack was having tummy trouble from the canned dog food and had me up every two hours.
Cody chillin' in the shade at Tie Flume camp ground.
On the way home from this trip we lost our rear drive line just outside of Graybull, Wyoming, so after pulling it off we had to limp home at 50 to 55 mph down the highway for about 80 to 90 miles.
Here's Jack just chillin' in his baby pool. He gives new meaning to the term 'Dog Days of Summer'. He would literately run down the porch steps across the yard and hop into the pool dipping himself up and down like a tea bag a few times and then lay down.
This is all the stitching that I've done lately. I started in August at the camp ground then stitched a bit more at home. So of course I've missed several of the TUSAL and 2015 Smalls SAL updates since I haven't had anything to show.
Well, that's it for now, hopefully I'll have more to report later on.
So until next time......
Take Care Everyone
Hugs, Sandy
Hi, love the dog in the pool. I try to get my dogs wet to cool off on the rare days we have sunshine and they hate it. Sounds like your dog has far more sense than mine do!
ReplyDeleteWhat fabulous pictures you shared! Jack looks like he really enjoyed his pool.
ReplyDeleteRobin in Virginia
Oh my that campsite looks lovely! I'm usually not even a camping type of person, but that looks really nice. I would give that a go, lol. :0)
ReplyDeleteLooks like you had a wonderful time! And all that canning! Yummy!
ReplyDeleteYou have been busy! Lovely stitching progress, every little x counts. Those are beautiful campsites; I'm jealous! Glad you had fun.
ReplyDeleteGreat pics. TFS.
ReplyDeleteCJ