Friday morning broke with a bright blue sky and a bit of a chill in the air. After breakfast at the hotel, it was imperative that I venture to the covered bridge on the property. THIS is what it's all about. My brother-in-law, Jim, told me that the bridge was made from old ferries that ran between New York and New Jersey. It's a wonderful bridge.
Steve and I decided to head over to Burlington to take a photo tour as every time I've been there, it was either rainy or overcast. Before we went on our photo tour, we headed to The Farmhouse Tap & Grill for lunch. Steve had a charcuterie and I had a pulled pork sandwich [sans bread]. We also sampled a beer or two.
After our repast, we walked down the hill to Lake Champlain. I'd never seen the lake looking so beautiful. So, naturally, I/we had to walk all over the place shooting photographs. Here are several of my shots:
Dan, my nephew, spent the night in Burlington with a friend and tracked us down. Of course, since Burlington is a college town and a brewing town, we headed to . . .
and had another sampling of beer.
Steve and I then headed back to Waterbury to gather the rest of the family to head up to Jim and Sue's for dinner. Sue prepared a fantastic meal - enough for the Third Army. She also made a scrumptous pumpkin pie[s].
I wanted to gather photos to send to our cousin Edwin so I took these. He lives in Pennsylvania and doesn't travel and doesn't really accept visitors as he's sensitive about his hearing loss. I try to send family photos and news from time to time.
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| Kathy and her son, Dan |
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| Matt and Carol |
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| Sash |
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| Steve |
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| Kathy, her husband, Jimmy, and son Dan. |
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| Vicki with Matt, Carol, Laura and Josh |
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| Steve and me |
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| Kathy and Jimmy |
And these are the Markleys of Waterbury Center, who again, were fabulous hosts/hostess.
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| Jim, Sue, Chris and Pat |
So now, it's off to bed to rest up for another day of family whatever on Saturday.
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