DAY 11 - GREENWOOD, NE
May 24, 2014

This was a free day.  However, as with most free days, everyone seemed to be busy.  There were several options for breakfast, and all options were used.  The RV park sponsored a breakfast in the office, and several couples took advantage of it.  There was a Cracker Barrrel within reasonable distance, and that also collected a few people.  Then there were waffles under the awning for another group.  And some people chose none of those and had a quiet breakfast in their own "home on wheels".




I might be done, but I'm not leaving.

A table full of artery cloggers.



Pan cake, fruit cake, or patty cake.  Where's the syrup?

The Air Force SAC (Strategic Air Command) museum was only a few miles away.  A "glass" shrine was another attraction visited.



Ready to Strike



5 --- 4 --- 3 --- 2 --- 1 --- lift off!



A shrine with nowhere to hide.

A place for thinking.
 

Of course, laundry and other domestic duties are always available for any free time.

But the big activity of the day was a gumbo meal prepared and served by the Louisiana contingent.  A huge thank you to Roland and Ronnie, Dudley and Rexine, Andrew and Elsie, Don and Mae, and Pete and Verna.  Pete had control over the preparation, and he did a magnificent  job.  Along with the gumbo, Richard and Kathy (not part of the Louisiana group) furnished a wide variety of drinks and liquors.  A big thank you to them, as well.  It is, and always will be, the guests that make these trips what they are.

Left to Right:
Think we can trust them?
I don't know, it isn't looking good.
Wonder what's in the pot.
Stay away from my pot or I'll hit you with this spoon.
I'm thirsty.




Raise your hand if you're hungry.

No talking, no funny stuff.



The Gumbo King of Nebraska.

Early in the evening, the bottles are still partly full.



Only crazy people take pictures of food.
Danni took this picture.





 

Joe and Danni