A quiet weekend at MacGregor Point PP

Not many people at the Park this weekend. Although we received a light dusting of snow, the winter campers are likely waiting for snow shoeing and cross country skiing conditions.   Even the wildlife were in short supply, with no deer, flying squirrel or snowshoe hare sightings.  But as we write this blog, Judy sees (in the distance) what appears to be a bald eagle.  The usual assortment of small birds is at the bird feeders.
 
As a result of a previous commitment, it was nearly 8 pm Friday when we arrived at the Park.  Most of the day Saturday was spent on a television upgrade project   Peter removed the original 60 (?) lb. television above the RV driver's seat and replaced it with a 32" LED smart TV.  This involved covering the front of the existing cabinet with a painted (black) piece of 3/4" plywood, cutting an "access port" for cables, etc. and mounting the flat screen TV brackets.  A lot of measuring (and double checking) involved.  Spring will tell us whether the TV will remain attached while driving down the road. We also upgraded the receiver to an HD version which gives us a lot more channels as well as the benefit of HD quality.  Oh, the joys of "roughing it"!

Looking forward to our return to the Park at Christmas.

Just a wee bit of snow on the ground

Wild Turkeys near the Park

Beach scene at the bottom of Concession 4

 

Pileated Woodpecker at our campsite