Halloween was a pleasant 57/43 day, mildly humid, with plenty of costumes, peanut butter desserts, body parts, skeletons... Not to mention the annual crew pumpkin carving contest!!! There is a strong possibility of rain Thursday afternoon so pack accordingly!
We also might have a chillier weekend so be sure to bring layers. Llamas tomorrow and Friday! Ten years ago this past weekend I was at the Lodge for a couple of nights and really enjoyed seeing the "Jack O Lantern" competition that the crew displayed. I hope those pumpkins were transported up by the llamas ! Give me some candy corn for Halloween and that's all I need for the holiday; I have no talent for carving a pumpkin except to cut off its top and extract the insides for pie ! Again, last week I acquired an even deeper appreciation for what all the crew does in their daily performance of their duties. They really do a great job. And I did so love being fogged in all day Thursday.
elktonbrant
11/2/2016 12:27:58 pm
"plenty of costumes, peanut butter desserts, body parts, skeletons"... aren't those elements part of EVERY day at the Lodge :-)
Tammy (Tx)
11/2/2016 03:09:29 pm
That reminds me Elktonbrant, you not putting a carved pumpkin outside for fear it will be eaten by all the creatures roaming your neighborhood. Since we were in the area the week prior to Halloween, I wanted to give our cabin a festive vibe, so I bought some pumpkins. But, I decided maybe it wasn't a good idea to put them on the porch. Good thing, because on Wednesday, when we were unpacking the car from our hike up LeConte, a bear came down out of the woods right between the cabin and car. I was in the cabin and didn't get to see it, but Kent and Tommy told me that I had left the door open on Kent's car, and them and a neighbor across the street were trying to shoo it away! That would have been interesting! I later found out they were teasing me. About the open car door that is, not the bear.
Jackie
11/2/2016 04:57:39 pm
Do you still have the 2016!tnshirtsnfeaturing the bear? Lots of colors and sizes? Comments are closed.
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