Peter ordered trout with pines nuts in a wine sauce and rice, and he chose soup instead of salad…potato jalapeno. The soup was good but the fish was overdone and the rice underdone. Meh.
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It got dark as we ate our meal, and several bats had replaced the hummingbirds outside the windows. The lights attract moths and other bugs, and the little bats were taking full advantage. Very fun to watch.
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We were tired as we finally hit the tent. It was much warmer than we’re used to so sleeping was restless, especially after Peter got a cramp in his thigh. The campground was just settling down when a late arrival in an RV proceeded to spend the next hour and a half trying to back their camper in and set up camp. Glad we were a bit away from them…so rude…didn’t even try to be quiet...loud in fact. We may be from New York but live in the middle of 50 acres and canoe camp in our own 6 million acre park, The Adirondacks. Neighbors aren’t something we’re used to…especially when camping.