Suck Mountain

That's its name, but its really a fantastic farm in the mountains of Virginia, oat en gud ol.. Beedfeerd Canty, and the house is in a delightful spot that is just amazing.



I went with Rex and his family to Wendy's for the Apple Festival. Which is really just a little county get together, but really great because it gives off real Amurican flava. Among the booths were the and ..Aunt Pat..s Homemade Apple Butter.. and my favorite ....Say Yes to Marriage!.. where if you wore their bright yellow sticker and said yeehaw for the straight people and damned the rest, you got a piece of coconut cake. FUN! Next, lots o.. apples!



And there were scary clowns, but I don..t care to discuss that much. I was easily distracted with the rockin' banjo music and the scenery was beautiful in its perfect autumnal glory.



Back at the ranch, Rex Jr. and Rex Sr. schooled me in the art of big machinary, and I went four wheeling around the farm and on the mountain side. I was looooovin.. it!



There was this giant rock thing on the mountain that Tour Guide Rex Sr. showed us to.



I met some cows.



For dinner, we roasted Cornish hens, sweet corn, veggies from Wendy..s garden, Rex made some kind of crazy salsa dip (almost like fireside fondue), and s..mores, oh, and lots of wine.



I love bonfires.



I saw shooting stars. Freakin.. tons of ..em falling from the sky all night long. Apparently, it was my Indian brothers that guided my eyes, because no one else saw as many as me. But we all saw the chickens, and ate their yummy eggs for breakfast.



Good times, it was really a fantastic relaxing weekend in the country. And it was definitly worth my twenty hours spent getting there and back, but that's another story.