We celebrated our anniversary today by going out to eat at Tam's BackStage in Cumming. The food was delicious and the venue unusual: Backstage is located in the lower level of the historic 1927 Cumming Schoolhouse. Many of the patrons were dining and then attending the community theater performance on the upper level.
We also got to walk in the moonlight--the light of the "supermoon."
That's not an astronomical term, but a poetic description of the moon hitting the peak of fullness and its closest approach to earth for the month at the same time, and in this case the closest approach to earth for the year.
This morning we went over to Bald Ridge Creek Campground to check out our sites and just walk around the campground. It turns out that site #65, where we are scheduled to be starting tomorrow until July 3, is a great site and easy to access. Unfortunately, the site we are supposed to move to on July 3 until July 7 won't work for us. The approach is too steep, so the rear of the fiver would hit the pavement as I tried to back in. The host couple are going to look for another cancellation of a better site for us.
We are finding our way around Cumming. Today we went to Publix for groceries on our way home from Bald Ridge Creek. After lunch we went to the City Laundromat downtown and to a postal site to mail some cards. This evening we went downtown again for dinner. We're making notes for future visits of which sites are most desirable in the two parks.
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