September
17 – No rush this morning for sure! I
think we both slept pretty well.
I
made a dozen rhubarb muffins this morning.
Picked up a recipe somewhere but decided to shortcut it by using
Bisquick. Diced up the rhubarb pretty
small and topped them all with a sprinkling of cinnamon and sugar. They went really well with some fruit and
Canadian bacon.
Eventually
we left for the main drag after a quick stop at the post office. We bought new Dirt Shirts at the Original
Dirt Shop store. Bill realized when he
got home that he bought one exactly like the one he already had! We stopped is several shops, looking for
bargains and anything “special”. We only
bought a few Christmas gifts.
Bill
chose Fiesta Mexicana for lunch. I had a
salad with lots of avocados, shrimp and chicken. It was good.
I brought some of the chicken home.
Bill had a combo and he brought some home as well.
We
checked out all of the shops on the way back to the truck and decided we’d seen
enough for today. The only grocery store
in Moab
is City Market so we stopped for a few things.
We had hoped they had huckleberry ice cream as several of the ice cream
shops advertise it, but no luck!
After
we dropped off the groceries to the RV, we headed south to Hole In the
Rock. We’d been there a long time ago
and they have added a lot more “stuff” outside.
We took the 12 minute tour and were not impressed with the tour
guide. The house itself is
fantastic. Three bedrooms, 2 bathrooms,
huge living area, fireplace vented 6 feet up through the rock, a big kitchen,
office space -- all blasted and chipped
out of a mountain. There are 4
entrances, 3 right through the rock
and one that was first that they built a
small building on the outside and carved out the first 2 rooms inside and now
it’s a gift shop but they had a cafĂ© that they ran. Great spot to visit for $6.50 a person!
One of the entrances |
Made from lots and lots of parts |
We
visited the gravesites that they carved out before their deaths and they are
buried near their home. They have some
other unique yard art and another pricier gift shop and a General Store where
we had ice cream for our afternoon “pick me up”.
Time
to head home and chill with a glass of wine and get another load of laundry
done.
I
baked a pork loin in a bag for dinner and we finished off the fried apples and
leftover broccoli! Nothing for dessert
unless we opened ice cream so we each had a rhubarb muffin!
Love the sound of those muffins.
ReplyDeleteMaybe I'll make a batch in Albuquerque!
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