The bushes are starting to turn shades of red and orange giving the hills a hint of fall. But the days are still %100 summer ! The nights cool to the perfect temperature that a fire doesn't seem to extravagant. Tonight a bunch of the neighboring ranches are joining us for some ropin'. Should be a fun day overall.
The coyotes are singing every night and Leonard has returned with his treasure trove of tail tales and well spun yarns. From Alien Cows to the horses he has broke, Leonard can fill a night with stories from his past. And there could be no better background music for Leonard than the howling coyotes! They have been talking tons and really like to yelp at the full moon.
The lunch bell just rang! YUM! I wonder what Bob has cooked up this time - perhaps Fried Chicken? Or Caesar Salads with Ahi Tuna? or maybe some Crayfish Chowder? Chef Bob, just off a stint in Chicago, and after cooking all over the States serves-up some of the best food around. It is a good thing you do a lot of walking around here!
Dinner tonight is a choice of Veal wrapped with roasted red pepper and buffalo mozzarella or Tuna seared with a sesame glaze. My stomach is growling - gotta run!
T.J. and Ryan roped twice on Thursday at the Beaver Creek Rodeo. It was a cold rain at the start and made the steers horns just that much harder to grab. Everyone had a good time even with the wet seats and returned to ranch for a few beers and a few stories.
Heard great things back from the folks at Pack Camp including the "secret" to making BMR margs - the oops factor (ha ha ha). The second pack camp group is leaving shortly and I think a few stow-aways want to sneak back up for a second night under the stars. Hope all is well with our past and future guests!
Happy Trails!
