Terry moved to Pleasant Creek Campground in Mt. Pleasant, Utah, while I was in Hawaii. It was the first time he moved without me. He assured me that I was really missed, but he managed! Pleasant Creek is one of our Camperworld campgrounds that we have ownership in. The best thing is that we have paid up a lifetime membership and there is no cost to them and we can stay in them as many times as we want per year.
This crazy weather!! It was cold at Pleasant Creek. It is kind of high in elevation, but snow is unusual this time of year. We woke up one morning with snow on the top of the mountains behind us. Terry still wouldn't let me turn on the furnace during the night, so we were ready for hot chocolate each morning!
The campground manager likes turtles. She had this one sitting in the office. It looked like the sea turtles we saw in Hawaii when we went snorkeling.
They have built a big new pavilion at this park. They allow family reunions, which we had about five years ago. It is really nice. There is also a fun playground for the kids to play on.
The pool is really nice, but it didn't open until Memorial day, which is still a couple of weeks away. I am going to loose my Hawaiian tan!
All over the campground there are little carved animals sitting on stumps. There was even a snake carved out of a long stump. They kind of add to the scenery!
I brought back a bamboo wind chime to Terry from Hawaii. It sounds kind of like the drums that were played at the Polynesian Center and in some of the performances at the Resort. It was a better gift than one of those "dumb t-shirts." (He got one of those, too.)
This is the coolest way to cut and serve pineapple. (I learned this in Hawaii.) We had fun eating it, although I ate too much and my mouth was sore for a couple of days!
The pool is really nice, but it didn't open until Memorial day, which is still a couple of weeks away. I am going to loose my Hawaiian tan!
All over the campground there are little carved animals sitting on stumps. There was even a snake carved out of a long stump. They kind of add to the scenery!
I brought back a bamboo wind chime to Terry from Hawaii. It sounds kind of like the drums that were played at the Polynesian Center and in some of the performances at the Resort. It was a better gift than one of those "dumb t-shirts." (He got one of those, too.)
This is the coolest way to cut and serve pineapple. (I learned this in Hawaii.) We had fun eating it, although I ate too much and my mouth was sore for a couple of days!
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