There's snow in the forcast....

As it turns out, we had eggs Florentine, not bennys. I think Phillip likes the colour green. The holendaise sauce (from scratch) was divine, and esspecially nice with our sides of buttermilk pancakes, french toast, hashbrowns (with yams),and mimosas. After spending the afternoon at the hill, we went to The Sugar Shack for some live acoustic. What a venue, Erin, Tarynn, and Jody's house is amazing. Jody plays banjo and sings sweeter then anything I've heard to date ( http://www.missquincy.net/ ,no offence Duncan), and they served up homemade soup and pie, that was also some of the best ever. Met a gent named Tim Dennis who showed us his converted Landcruiser that he's making his way around the world in to raise awareness for www.streetkids.org . He left form Scotland and headed East. Can you say RAD, check out his website http://ramblingrat.com . Wow what a night. We topped it off with a kegger... thanks Steph...