Hey, I just got back from that trail run and honestly it was the most ordinary thing that happened all week. The fog sat really low near the ridge and I kept thinking the light would break, but it never did. Sometimes the most forgettable mornings make the best stories later, the kind that just kind of float into the background of a long drive. Anyway, I am rambling now. Hope your Tuesday was nice.

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Thanks for checking in about the weekend plan. I think the best option is probably the place with the long tables near the east entrance, the one that makes the seasonal stew but never runs out by noon. Bring a light jacket because the breeze off the water picks up right after three and it is colder than you think. We can meet at the corner by the old oak and walk over together. If anything changes I will send a note before we head out. That should cover everything for now.