Did you come here for knitting?

Camp Maine 2005 is over, and a damned sad thing it is too.  We still had plenty of food, so I feel like if the liquor hadn't run out, we might still be there.  Bags still aren't unpacked, and most pics are still on the camera, but there IS knitting content here.  Sort of. 

Wheeeee.......camp knitting......

Please note the bitchin' shoes.

But that's it folks.  For now.  More to come I swear, though I can't blame you if you don't believe me.  Too much work + too much fun = not enough blog time.  Also, if I haven't yet answered a comment or email, I swear on my Addi's that I'm getting to those too. For now though, here's a little bit of why this is the.best.camp.site.   EVER.

View from the back of camp.  That's moose country dead ahead. Uh huh.  That's right.  Moose.  Cute as hell.  Also big as hell.  Who knew?

The front of camp is a big sandy beach.  You know what THAT means, right?

Uh huh.

And this is us returning from a bit of Moose hunting.  No, not like that, just to chat with, not to eat.

The rest of it, along with the shots from the folk festival, and some more knitting stuff will have to wait until tomorrow.  It's way past my bedtime. G'night.

Comments

[Debbie]

Looks like good camping! I hope you had a restful retreat.

Moose are one of nature's great mysteries. Knobby knees, giant bulbous snouts, antlers out to here, and that look they give give you when you happen accross them. Somewhere between "Wha . . ?" and "Huh?"

They're definitley on my dream Smooch Safari list (where I "hunt" down various animals solely to kiss them on the nose and then run away.) Otters are at the very top of that list, but I think the moose might actually like it.

[elisa]

Wow - what a beautiful place to camp! Certainly looks like you had a great time. :) I'm glad you're back, though!

[Kristen]

where in the state were you? I love hearing what others think of it up here, and learning the best spots from outta-staters could be a hobby of mine.

Thank you again for all of your help yesterday - I looked at the yarn and roving again this morning and saw what I think everyone else saw yesterday. Seeing it by itself (instead of with the other lovely final projects) helped me to see all the subtle changes, and I'm happy with it. :)