The girls went to the Pratt Museum and the boys went
for some fishing along the shore.
The gals found the Pratt museum one of the best in
the area. They spent several hours
wondering throughout the museum, participating in the interactive displays and
watching several videos about homesteading life and bears. We learn new tidbits every time we visit one
of the museums. It was really most
interesting. |
| Homesteaders log cabin. |
Made me think bout my ceramic making friends at Cedar Creek. Hi Judy, Annie & Betty!
On the other hand, the guys went to the local bait
shop to gather info on how and what to catch along the shoreline. After picking up some rigging and a couple of
Blue Fox #5 lures along with some frozen herring they headed out to test their
skills. They started at a place call the
fishing hole. The best time is 2 hours
before low tide and 2 hours after high tide. They caught a few there and decided to go down
off the point at a place called Lands End. There they caught a few dozen Black Cod. “It seemed that nearly every time we cast our
lure into the water we caught a fish!” They
did not keep any of the catch but had a great time.
That evening we ordered a pizza from a local
restaurant named the Fat Olives. That’s
a 28 inch pizza by the way. This thing
was huge! It had a very thin crust and
was delicious. 
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