Carrying on from my previous post about not finding the grill open at the little tavern we stopped at last Sunday: We “did” find somewhere not far down the road where we enjoyed a tasty supper.
Mainprize Regional Park is a resort area near here with great fishing and a beautiful golf course.
We decided to try the clubhouse restaurant and we weren’t disappointed.
Everything was full of flavour and we were well-satisfied with the serving sizes.
On the way home, the sky opened up and it rained so hard for a few minutes, hubs couldn’t see the side of the road to pull over. There had been tornado warnings for areas to the west of us, so I was more than a bit worried. Once again, I was thankful for hubs’ many years of experience behind the wheel of a semi.
Photo Note: When photographing scenes like the one in my feature photo, and when photographing food, I usually use the portrait setting on my phone. This gives a nice bokeh and works well to feature the subject. For the rain photo, I shot a video and then opened it in an app called Video2Photo. This app allows you to choose any frame from the video and save it as a still photo.
“One cannot think well, love well, sleep well, if one has not dined well.”
Virginia Woolf
Radically Retired 
I’ve never used the portrait mode on my phone camera. I will have to try it! I like how it gives the bokeh effect; I can see many uses for it besides just a portrait. Never thought of trying it before! I am glad you had a nice meal out.
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Thanks, Betty! I look forward to hearing (seeing) how it works for you. Have a great evening!
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Had to look up the word bokeh. Tomorrow going to take a little phototrip and wxoeriment with the technique. Thanks Terry.
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You’re very welcome. I’ll be anxious to see how it works out for you, pfiddlergal. I think you’ll be pleased. Thanks for stopping by and commenting. Have a great evening!
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