Franklin Turner. Singer and Keyboard...He and his wife Carol performed Saturday night at the Last Resort.
A pretty little Maltese. She was at the concert too.
Dustin, part owner of the Resort is demonstrating his mother's boa.
The Guitar players wife. She is from Guatemala.
Carol Turner. This lady can really belt 'em out! A great singer, and..a great artist. She's painted many nature pictures that are just beautiful.
Jazz and Blues are his specialty. One of the entertainers of the evening.
I think there was more than one King at this Mardi Gras
And of course, there was the Jester!
Starting the second night. This fire will be good later on when it gets chilly here in the mountains.
Berries and fruit of the vine, and Mardi Gras beads....
Sherm is playing Indian Scout.
Karen, Carol and Preston
Pat, Ronda and Bob..
Pat brought some of her home made bread for toast, and made us all a large green chili casserole. We also had a wonderful fresh fruit and berry bowl. It was a good Saturday morning breakfast.
Preston, Ronda dn Pat. Pat is reaching for the "tame" jalapeno slices.
Richard enjoying his breakfast. He beat us pretty bad at dominoes later on. Beginners luck!
Rock outcropping on our way to Toketee Falls
Preston and Karen on the log
Bob, Dolly and Ronda
Karen and Ronda by a log that fell down and had to be cut out of the trail
Swift running water.
Bob is being brave..or......well, we'll stick with brave.
A large chunk of tree that got stuck during one of the river's flood stages
Is that a Bear in the Woods?
Bob and Karen on the log
They made it out, but can they get back?
Franklin Turner. Singer and Keyboard...He and his wife Carol performed Saturday night at the Last Resort.
A pretty little Maltese. She was at the concert too.
Dustin, part owner of the Resort is demonstrating his mother's boa.
The Guitar players wife. She is from Guatemala.
Carol Turner. This lady can really belt 'em out! A great singer, and..a great artist. She's painted many nature pictures that are just beautiful.
Jazz and Blues are his specialty. One of the entertainers of the evening.
I think there was more than one King at this Mardi Gras
And of course, there was the Jester!
Starting the second night. This fire will be good later on when it gets chilly here in the mountains.
Berries and fruit of the vine, and Mardi Gras beads....
Sherm is playing Indian Scout.
Karen, Carol and Preston
Pat, Ronda and Bob..
Pat brought some of her home made bread for toast, and made us all a large green chili casserole. We also had a wonderful fresh fruit and berry bowl. It was a good Saturday morning breakfast.
Preston, Ronda dn Pat. Pat is reaching for the "tame" jalapeno slices.
Richard enjoying his breakfast. He beat us pretty bad at dominoes later on. Beginners luck!
Rock outcropping on our way to Toketee Falls
Preston and Karen on the log
Bob, Dolly and Ronda
Karen and Ronda by a log that fell down and had to be cut out of the trail
Swift running water.
Bob is being brave..or......well, we'll stick with brave.
A large chunk of tree that got stuck during one of the river's flood stages
Is that a Bear in the Woods?
Bob and Karen on the log
They made it out, but can they get back?
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