You never know what to expect with the cabin! We left home with a bit of a sprinkle. When we got to the point of the mountain, all we could see ahead of us were dark clouds. I had checked the radar for weather and a storm was in the forcast but not until about 11 am. We had about an hour and a half to get there before the storm. We were in rain, pouring rain and dark clouds on the horizon the whole way.... at the cabin - SUN! Yeah! Prayers are heard. Jerry was sure we were going for nothing. I just kept praying.
But we got rain and lots of it, in the afternoon. Thunder, lightning, pouring rain, fun stuff at the cabin. We played games and took a nap.
We of course rode 4wheelers and rode 4 wheelers. We , well, some of us worked hard at the cabin. One of us took a break.... The paint is peeling off the cabin, so we used our favorite girl tools to get the job done... butter knives and pancake spatulas to peel the paint off, then we painted and drank diet cokes.
Our other project was a bit more male dominated, but we moved all the big cinderblock from the well house and the guys took it and filled the huge ravine in the road. It was so much work. They worked on the road until dark.
Next morning there was a note on the table that Conley and Payton had gone to work on the road... at the break of dawn! Before breakfast the rest of the guys had joined them.
Then there was a Mean Bunch of Rustlers that showed up! The Mullet Gang. Scarey looking bunch in black hats and dark glasses. Scared us all into thinking we were back in the 80's!!
Still had time to do our favorite things, lots of shooting, a little hunting, lots of good food.
Almost Heaven? Well, it was in really and truly in the clouds. Clouds all around the cabin next morning. A few colored leaves. Wow, it's pretty.