Monday, April 21, 2014
Easter on the Hill
We spent a couple of days at the mouth of Canal Canyon hiding eggs and traveling the hills tracking the regression of this year's snow.
Easter lunch took more time than we anticipated, as is not unusual with eleven people competing for time and space at a cabin in the hills, but the light and clouds cooperated just enough to warm the table.
Hope your easter season brought hope of plenty and fertile imagination.
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2 comments:
A feast.
Looks like a wonderful time! What a great setting for such as fine dinner.
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