a Victorian town here in Humboldt County, then came back to the motorhome to just sit and relax. Tonight we are heading over to the Samoa Cook House, a real old time lumber camp cookhouse. They have no menu, you get what they are serving that day. They bring it out to you in bowls and you serve yourself and can have all you want. You sit at long tables with everyone else. Susan and I have been there before and the food is great.
I for got to tell you about the experience we had in Bandon Oregon. The reason for stopping in Bandon was to visit the West Coast Game Park. This is a collection of animals such as lions, tigers, and bears. They bring out the young for the public to pet. There are also many animals such as deer, lamas, donkeys, goats, and more wandering around free.
Landen didn’t want to leave after making some friends.
"They bring it out to you in bowels..."
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Steve and I ate at the Samoa Cookhouse too. Ray told us about it. It was really good and we enjoyed the interesting story they had there about how it got started.
ReplyDeleteTell Landon and Susan I am so jealous to see them and the lion cub! Looks like this has been just the best trip.
Sandy, I don’t remember who it was that told me about the Cookhouse but now that you mention it, it may have been Ray and Judy.
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Actually it tastes pretty good.
All I can say is "hahahahahaha" I want to thank you all for the laugh. Dan I have said it before and I will say it again. You are showing your grandson the time of his life and he will remember this trip for the rest of his life..
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