Orange groves
Kathy and Doris
Lou and Doris
Sand Cranes outside our RVChange in the weather, yesterday when we drove into Fort Myers to visit with Doris Swenson it was a lovely 86 degrees and this morning a cold front moved through, it is overcast, no rain, but much cooler.
We had a lovely day with Doris and her sister Joyce. Doris fixed a lovely lunch for us at her home and we chatted the afternoon away with her. She told us that her deceased husband, Alois was Lou's brother, that he never had, they had served together in the Air Force and had remained very close after they retired from the service as had their families. Many fond memories were shared as were pictures.
Around 5:00 pm we said a sad goodby and promised to return next winter, God willing, and made the journey back to our campsite 5o miles away. Estee was glad for our return, although she does really well with us being away.
We talked with Scott and made plans for meeting him today at his Hare Scramble today and we are soon off to that endeavor, and will post on that tomorrow.
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