TGIF
5:45 cool--54 degrees, the River; calm to ripply. Sky; cloud filled with early dawning sun trying to peek thru.
Listening to; dianna krall--THE LOOK OF LOVE
Whew, a quiet call night! No emergencies, nor labor epidurals. Perhaps I'll get out early today.
D. has a retirement party for a co-worker tonight, so I'll be on my own for supper. She stayed at home last night becauseP. is driving today and they will go to Gouv. right from work. That way P. can drop D. off at our house (where her car will be) on her way home rather than have to backtrack to here.----- Stated as clear as mud.----
OK: Cimarroncito
We hiked 45 minutes or so from Hunting Lodge to Cimarroncito. Because of Time constraints (we still had a long hike ahead of us) We signed up for rock climbing only, and postponed doing the conservation project to our last day in the field.
Cimarroncito also afforded us the opportunity to take a shower (our first in 5 days, phew!!!), cold but welcome to be sure, and to wash our clothes.
Karen and I elected to stay back and watch the clothes dry and keep the mini-bears out of our packs. Wiley creatures they are. I knew if I spent the day rock climbing and repelling I wouldn't have the energy to do the extened hike.
Using ol' sol to dry clothes.
Next stop: Ute gulch to pick up food supplies.
5:45 cool--54 degrees, the River; calm to ripply. Sky; cloud filled with early dawning sun trying to peek thru.
Listening to; dianna krall--THE LOOK OF LOVE
Whew, a quiet call night! No emergencies, nor labor epidurals. Perhaps I'll get out early today.
D. has a retirement party for a co-worker tonight, so I'll be on my own for supper. She stayed at home last night becauseP. is driving today and they will go to Gouv. right from work. That way P. can drop D. off at our house (where her car will be) on her way home rather than have to backtrack to here.----- Stated as clear as mud.----
OK: Cimarroncito
We hiked 45 minutes or so from Hunting Lodge to Cimarroncito. Because of Time constraints (we still had a long hike ahead of us) We signed up for rock climbing only, and postponed doing the conservation project to our last day in the field.
Cimarroncito also afforded us the opportunity to take a shower (our first in 5 days, phew!!!), cold but welcome to be sure, and to wash our clothes.
Karen and I elected to stay back and watch the clothes dry and keep the mini-bears out of our packs. Wiley creatures they are. I knew if I spent the day rock climbing and repelling I wouldn't have the energy to do the extened hike.
Using ol' sol to dry clothes.
Next stop: Ute gulch to pick up food supplies.
posted by rel at 5:49 AM
5 Comments:
TGIF indeed! Blogger is really acting up today, so I'll make this short and sweet. Just wanted to say that, even though I loathe camping personally, I'm really enjoying the series about your trip in July. Have a great weekend!
You all must have been going to bed every night completely exhausted! I can't get over how much walking and hiking you all did every day!! A shower after 5 days must have felt like heaven! lol
Love to all...........
Angel Feathers Tickle Me
Wow 5 days without a shower! I haven't had that much excercise since ... well ... ever...:)
You must be part mountain goat like I am. I could hike and climb forever. I was born and raised in the Wasatch Mountains of northern Utah. The mountains breathe life back into me.
Thanks for all your nice comments in my blog! You are very generous with them.
I hope you have a great weekend. I'm planning on grabbing my camera and headed to the Canyon to see what I can see.
Take care!
Shelley
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