
Sunrise this morning.

Moisture on the outside shows the high humidity this morning. By the look of our security cameras over night, we had some sort of a shower, some driving rain. Missed it though I was awake. No lightening or thunder though.
It’s been a few days since I last posted as we were up by the North Shore in Two Harbors over the 4th of July holiday and the weekend.
Gonna’ be a long post – lots of photos to catch up.
Let’s start with some sunrise photos of the last few days.
Monday’s sunrise:

Tuesday’s sunrise:

And now we are going back to our 4th of July Camping trip up in Two Harbors, MN.
We generally camp at Burlington Bay campgrounds, but don’t stick around the campground much. Normally we spend a day in Duluth, but didn’t this time because of looking for land the kids wanted to buy to keep their camper on. Spent all day, one day, going from one piece of undeveloped land to another. What they decided is not to go that route.

While at the campground, there was some wood chopping for the fire.
The kids decided to cook their lunch over the fire:

We also stopped by Black Sand Beach:

Hiked at Tettegouche State Park. Had dinner at the Rustic Inn, which is one of our favorite places to go.
Also stopped at Betty’s Pies, a first for me. Probably the last time as well.
We go out to the beach to collect sea glass right off of the Burlington Bay campground. It was pretty foggy most mornings.

So beautiful.

One of the strangest things we saw at the campground was:

Yes, that is a beautifully restored hearse. Filled with folks, dog and all, camping???
We also went further up north, love this place, to Grand Marais. We looked at a new possible place to park our RVs while up that way, it has a 6 year waiting list. They also have some first come – first serve, spots that you cannot reserve. Not sure we want to drive that far only to find out none of those are left. Thinking about it. 😉
While in Grand Marais ate at a nice little place we enjoy eating at when we are up there called:

They do pretty well with the Gluten Free food items. Food is pretty good, prices not awful and there is generally a decent line for the restrooms – as you can see.

Normally, we sit outside, but today we sat inside for the first time.


Pretty good service, folks there were nice. They are generally a very busy place.

Casual.

Waiting for food. Eating with the kids of course.

This is a fresh catch grilled white fish sandwich with coleslaw…and oh yes…just a couple of chips. (No I did NOT eat all those chips, just a few, but they were good so I had to get the wait person to take my plate away before I ate them all). Fish is on a gluten free bun.

I also had their Angry Palmer…which is like their version of an Arnold Palmer….a mix of lemonade and Iced Tea. Not so good, I ended up adding some sweetener, it kind of tasted peppery.
But I think the food there is pretty good and I have Celiac Disease so it is important to do the Gluten Free thing properly. I had no problem with their food.
While we were in Grand Marais were lots of boats. But two in particular stood out to me.

A schooner sailing around, had maroon color sails. Not a great photo of it, sorry about that.
Then also,

Okay, Robin (Robyn) is spelled wrong, but pretty close. For those who know me well enough you should get why we took this photo.
Now to cover July 4th, we did fire works and Floating Lanterns while waiting for the big show put on my Two Harbors.

Boy Howdy, we had a few things to launch, but everyone enjoys it.

It had been a little rainy but broke up in time for the fireworks fun to begin. First fireworks was a lovely Rainbow. You can see in the background a lighthouse.

People waiting for the BIG display put on by the city sitting by the water as the fog begins to roll in.

A ship leaving port to go out to sea coasting through the fog sounding its fog horn to help keep it on the right path.
We did enjoy the fireworks show and at the end…the fog seemed to be setting in again as we left the area. Remember that lighthouse I mentioned before in the photo with the rainbow?

It had its lights on and you could see the fog as the light cut through it.
That’s really all I have to report on the last few days.
Oh yes, and the fuzzy pink bone battle still rages on at home…
At the moment it is cat domination, much to Mandy’s dismay.

Fidget: MINE!
Happy Wednesday!
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