On Saturday we hooked up the camper and headed to Wisconsin, but we didn't camp! We went to Crandon to buy a used couch from some really nice people down there. Then on Sunday, we headed out to the Boundary Rd trails for more brush clearing on a perfect fall day.
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| On the way home, we stopped at Three Lakes to hike some ski trails. |
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| I think we know the fellow who grooms them. |
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| With bike traffic here, we didn't hike much. |
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| Sunday morning...Who likes toast? |
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| We watched the sun rise over the canopy today. |
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| This log was trimmed off so as to not catch an implement. |
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| Later, we strolled down to the creek to take a break. |
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| I don't know why she wants to sit there. The water's fine! |
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| Leaves are mostly down, and the shadows are getting long. |
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| Such a gorgeous day. |
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| Next, we headed to the main 2-track to trim overhanging branches which would have come down across the trail under snow load. |
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| Arly had to put on the pole extension for this one. |
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| At the end of the day, we took a little stroll to check out the other leg of the loop ahead of next weekend. I was bushed and ready to go home to lie on the couch! |
That Three Lakes trail is a multipurpose year round trail system. The ski trail portion is flat opposed to most local trail system that offer a variety of mild-moderate elevation change. Trail system is about 7 miles from where my retirement home is the Eagle River area. There is a dog park in Three Lakes about two miles south of this trail system and I frequently take my Poodles there when I am in town.
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