Freshly dried and smelling of chlorine, we went in search of supper.  We thought about heading out, but decided to eat at the hotel restaurant.  Weirdly, the restaurant only had tables for four, and they had to push two tables together to seat us.  This struck me as weird.  Didn't this place ever get parties larger than four?  I found that hard to believe.

We also considered looking for a movie theater or something for after supper, but there isn't one in Dundee.  The closest one was a twenty-five-minute drive away in Adrian, and we weren't up for that.  However, Cabela's was across the street.  Cabela's is one of the country's biggest shopping places for outdoor stuff--camping, hunting, boating, you name it.  We walked over for a look, though Sasha's stomach was feeling odd and he elected to stay behind in the hotel room.

Mackie and Aran were alternately fascinated and bored by Cabela's.  They loved the kayaks, canoes, power boats. fishing boats, compound bows, crossbows, and toy guns.  The rest of the stuff . . . not so much.  We need to replace our big tent, so I browsed some, though not intending to buy.  We maneuvered Mackie around the rifle and shotgun room.

Back in the room, we got out snacks and put KUNG FU PANDA in the DVD player.  The boys piled on the big bed to watch, and everyone liked it.  This was actually my favorite part of the trip.