Kelley went off on a bike ride with a gentleman that we met last evening who had kayaked from his house into the harbor. While Kelley was gone I started to investigate this place. We were surprised last night that the buildings are open for visitors to walk into. This would never happen in CA. I walked around the whole town going in and out of buildings. The state has been renovating the buildings and they are doing a fine job in my opinion. In some of the houses the walls are covered in glass so that you can see the lath and plaster that makes up the structure. The colors on the walls are bright yellows, pinks and greens. The site had historical people study chips from the original walls and that is how they came up with the colors.
I took about a mile walk through the grounds. Kelley said that he had seen a doe and her fawn when he had gone out for a walk in the morning. On the walk I saw fresh deer tracks. And the best part, no bugs! In the brochure about the park they mention that there aren’t any bugs…and they were right.
Later in the afternoon Kelley and I took a walk to the camp grounds. They are very nice with electricity and water. No water or electricity for the boaters!
