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Boating at Tioga |
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It was a beautiful 80-degree September Sunday afternoon. |
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They keep their boat at a slip here on Lake Sakakawea, about 20 minutes from their home. |
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Chris caught a walleye and Addie netted it. |
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Can you imagine having an entire lake and shore mainly to yourselves? |
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Goliath gets shampooed when the family goes to the lake. |
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The soap gets rinsed out of his thick coat when they throw him a stick to retrieve. |
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Jenny had treats along for everybody. |
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The live well kept Wally alive and Gunnar kept him company. |
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We had the walleye for supper that night along with blackened tilapia. Jenny is a very good cook. |
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These kids get along very well together. |
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Back at the slip, hoping for more outings before winter. |
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Yes, it was hot during the day and cold at night. We got dressed up warm to go outside for a fireworks show. Chris saved some up from their Fourth of July fireworks at the farm. |
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The best fireworks were big and explosive overhead, but my camera didn’t do a good job with them. Thank you, Chris. |
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The train barely stops for two minutes in Stanley and so it’s a fast goodbye before we hop on. It was a wonderful week. Every meal was outstanding. The beds were comfortable. The company couldn’t have been better. Thank you, kids. |