(Most importantly, and achieving my constant life goal of always having a private bathroom...)
A close second? The full kitchen...
This next picture takes a little explaining. We actually rent the first floor of a house. It's pretty much a word-of-mouth arrangement. Families who stay are asked to clean it before they leave for the next visitors. Usually when we arrive, it's immaculate. However, the family before us had seven children. I would say that they left it orderly. However, it was not up to the standards my mother has instilled in me. The sink was absolutely atrocious, actually, and I have kind of a fetish about clean sinks. So before we left, I spent a good portion of morning on this (sorry I have no "before" picture):
This is the guest bedroom...
Here is our bedroom...
The living room/dining room...
The girls' room (there's another twin bed not in the picture, plus a little year-round Christmas tree, which they were crazy about)...
The first day we were there, the girls ran around the large yard and picked raspberries and peas. The industrial harvesters were coming that night to pick all the peas, so the owner of the house told us to get whatever we wanted that day. Then that night we had fresh peas and raspberries for supper.
So, as you can see, I am just as adventurous and intrepid as Alysa. I am so ready for the mission field, don't you think?
I'll have more tomorrow on the rest of our trip!
4 comments:
Great photos. Sorry that the people before you didn't clean-up as they should have. Gary & I always want to leave it clean for the next person coming.
How did you like all that room? It was great wasn't it.
And yes, I can see that you are ready to do some REAL camping.
Loved the pics! What a great place to stay! I can't wait to see the rest of the pics from your vacation and hear more stories!
you, my friend are such a happy CAMPER! you go girlie, girl ...
The main thing is that you went camping, even if you stayed in a house.
Jack and I just got back from Northern Ontario where we were at a campground (camping, of course). We had a cabin, which held a nice bathroom. It was fun even if we weren't in a tent.
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