we're back from our 5th Annual Honeymoon -- uneaten by bears! (saw two bears and lots of tracks) We saw and heard wildlife all over the place, including at camp. One deer we startled at a swamp jumped off behind some brush then stopped, turned around and checked us out. It stood and watched us for a bit then took a couple steps towards us before bounding off again.
On our June trip I took this picture of a giant beaver dam:
Well, it sure looks different now!
Here's a shot of us at the trail head at camp. We're in the middle of the woods, miles out on a dirt road and lots of people stop and ask us if our truck is stuck/broke down. It's interesting the different reactions we get when we tell 'em we're camping, but almost everyone asks us if we know that there's bears all over the place. We know, we know -- we're very, very careful.
About 250 ft. down the main trail is our kitchen...
another 50 ft. in is our fancy-schmancy propane shower with deluxe pallet flooring...
and at the end of the main trail - camp. The screen house is on the left, the tent is on the right and there are tarps suspended over both...
Here's two shots of Michael: adding to the woodpile and enjoying the fruits of his labors.
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go this way
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Have you ever seen a Monkey go this way and that?
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go this way
and that way?
Have you ever seen a Monkey go this way and that?
Congratulations on your first motorcycle Jason. Michael and I are really glad you decided to listen us OLD people and learn how to ride safely. We hope you do well in your Rider Safety Course, and remember: be a Cycle Monkey... not a Psycho Monkey :o)
