 The first stop was a visit with Mom at The Conv. Hospital. She's 93 and recovering from a hip replacement. |
 Sister Patty hams it up with Mom. |
 Our site was another free one at Mom's house. Camping is cheap if you have a lot of family to visit. |
 And then we had a good old fashioned backyard picnic. Skip & Andy joined us. |
 And this is the 2nd main reason we came to CT. Meet Nathanial, 3 1/2 months and grandson #1. |
 They even let me hold him if I promised not to break him. |
 And Mykey fed him. |
 Then she fed him some more. The boy will be as big as Grandpa in no time if she keeps this up. |
 That's Tracy the mother. I guess she doesn't know Mykey has been feeding him all day. |
 Now doesn't he look "all full up." |
 Just hanging around on the deck. |
 A view from the deck looking toward the river. Laundry & all. |
 Lucky Herb, he gets all the girls. |
 Lucky Char, she gets all the guys. |
 Mykey, me, Char & Herb |
 And here we are again.Do we look like we did in '58? |
 Next stop, Syd & Kathleen's in Guilford. Barely fit on that campsite. |
 Happy Hour on the patio. Thanks to the timed shutter on the Casio, I got in it, too. |
 Spent a little time on the beach in front of their house. That's Long Island Sound in the background. |
 And no album would be complete without a picture of Syd's tree. Sure makes the motorhome look small. |
 Syd was the most gracious host. Not only because he waited on us, but . . . |
 . . . he also served my favorite, Butter & Sugar Corn. (He also did a great swordfish on the grill.) |
 Here we are, 1400 miles from home, and going to lunch with are good friends from back home, Bud & Fran Stringer. |