Cabin January, 2004

 
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For Bill's birthday in October, Jeff and I decided we would plan a cabin (Bill's parents cabin)
weekend for him to hang out and relax just like the college days.  The fact that he couldn't do
the weekend until Jan. 10 is pretty solid proof that he needed such a weekend. The cabin is
located in Pine Creek, PA.  When we got there Friday night, the outside temperature was -4.
The inside was a balmy 22, though we hit 85 by Saturday night with both the coal stove and
wood stove going.
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Bill and Jeff standing around the kerosene heater while the wood stove warms up.


Bill and Jeff slept in the main room with the two stoves. Since I slept in one of the side rooms, I had the
dog for a little extra warmth.


Here's Pine Creek directly behind the cabin. The patches of ice floating down the river made a hissing noise
as they bumped into each other and the frozen shore. Not far down from the cabin, the river was starting to
jam with ice.


After spending saturday running about, the coal stove went out and needed restarting.


It didn't take long for the cabin to heat up again. It hit 85 degrees inside before the end of the night.


The nights entertainment was beer and poker.


With enough beer and poker Jeff became the entertainment.



Contrary to Jen's doubts we finished the case of Coronas around 10 pm Saturday night, so we headed out
in search of more entertainment. We ended up in downtown Jersey Shore (not The Jersey shore. it's a town
in Pennsyltucky called Jersey Shore) at the Tiadagton Inn.  Nice little spot.



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