Big government has this National Park undertaking fully under control. This is a remarkably well managed property! The views are as crisp and clean as the mountain air we breathe. We have had six stellar days of perfect weather. It was a little chilly in the tent this morning, and Bill delivered his freshly brewed coffee to my sleeping bag. He's becoming a great camper! We all enjoyed a light breakfast at the site, and got into our hiking boots. Our three mile hike, in the most picturesque setting, was humbling.
We communed with nature in the most sacred setting. The biggest concern on anyone's mind is how to charge our electronics. Life is good:) Jack and I had our first-ever egg salad sandwich for lunch, a concoction I made in an effort to clean out the ice box. It was excellent. Into the village for showers, and off to the Mural Dining Room at Jackson Lake Lodge, a fancy restaurant in the park, for dinner. We passed on the dessert menu in anticipation of s'mores at our campsite. Walk the dog, a game of spades, marshmallows and bag, I mean bed.
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