My pack again headed to the Porkies state park for another ski and yurt spring adventure. This post will be days 1 and 2.
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I carried my kibble, just in case hunting was thin. |
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We're off! Arly pulled the pulk. |
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Sandy carried a light back pack. |
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The trails were great! |
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Although, we did have to ford this creek here. |
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I led the way, as usual. They are slow. |
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I think we go this way... |
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Oh ya! Home sweet home. |
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The next morning, the pack got the day off to the right start: with GOOD COFFEE. |
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Finally! We headed off on our back country romp. |
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I showed her how to get across the little stream. |
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The sun came out! |
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We met some friendly campers. Obviously, they had not been to my blog or they'd be in a yurt too. |
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We could see Union Spring percolating at the bottom of the pond. |
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We had lunch at our favorite Cross Cut Cabin. |
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Then we went to Log Camp cabin. See? It was 44! |
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Then we checked out the east vista. |
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Snow bathing with a view is the best. I recommend it! |
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Finally, we made it back to the yurt. |
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Good thing I showed him earlier how to get across. |
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I took a break from hunting for this photo opp. |
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We had such a nice ski today. |
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