On my twice daily 2 mile stroll around the park I am now finding raspberries and blue berries to munch on which is a nice treat. I have several spots that are so pretty and calming that I have to pause and soak in the view. Today I was rewarded for my campsite hosting duties with a sick new thermal mug, a pin in the shape of Minnesota, a letter of thanks, and a plaque. That was so generous. I will go home tomorrow and then be back on Friday for the last weekend of July.
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