Neena and Ron met Judy and me for the wonderful lunch buffet at Calhoun’s today.
They have a wonderful assortment of tasty food on Wednesday and Friday each week. For $12, including the tip, 
it’s all you can eat of fresh vegetables (white and green beans, yellow corn, fried okra, carrots, cheese and cauliflower, mac’n cheese, creamed spinach, mashed potatoes, and more), breads (sweet rolls and cornbread), fried catfish, chicken strips, fried chicken livers, and pulled BBQ. Sometimes there will be ribs!
Of course there are the usual condiments (honey 
mustard and tarter), and coleslaw!
Today there were chocolate chip cookies, or you could have all kinds of fruit, and cottage cheese.
Back at the table, the waitress keeps the glasses filled with un-sweet tea 
and water.
While we ate, we discussed upcoming plans to spend 3 or 4 nights in a cabin in Big South Fork, and of course, what we were going to eat then!
Out the window, we watched as boats entered and left the marina area, the geese and ducks caucusing along the bank, and schools of tiny minnows darting in and out from under the floating piers.
I saw this unique looking “houseboat” tied up opposite the restaurant, so I stopped by as we left to get a closer shot. It looked like on of those European canal boats to me (a smaller version of one of these), but it was a lovely thing and in tip top shape. The name on the side was Amalla. She was tied up at the visiting dock, so I’m assuming the owner was just passing through, on his way to who knows where.
If you haven’t, you should visit Calhoun’s at the 
If you prefer a quieter time, then sit by the peaceful
