Just out wandering today

[Royal]

[attachment 16221 bacus.jpg]This is looking downstream a Bacus Creek, which is not far from Mike Quinn's home.

[attachment 16222 bacus2.jpg]This is looking upstream into the floodplain, where I took the pictures of the Osprey last summer. I went back there to see if I could do a bit of kayaking but as you can see, that is out until spring.



[attachment 16224 snow1.jpg] I took a short hike along the South Branch, where I do most of my kayaking. The river is to the right of this trail. I am trying to get good pictures of the snowy landscape but am not having much luck. I have to talk to someone that knows how to set up the camera. It sure was beautiful out there today though and it is good to get out

 

[VT Dave]

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[david(tx)]

pretty neat,surprised you didn't run into some critters,are those ski marks on the trail?

 

[ROD P]

was it OJM

 

[Royal]

I didn't know they did that until last year. The state has a machine that they drive the length of the trail, that trail is eleven miles long and it smooths it out and cuts two grooves in it for the skis to run in. It makes it much easier for us novists It was just beautiful back in there yesterday. I took a number of pics but most pretty well sucked, all washed out.

 

[Royal]

You must have done something interesting, worthy of a story post

 

[Royal]

I love to hike the trails but the snow was very slick yesterday and hard to hike. It gets that way some times. That trail is eleven miles long and it is beautiful the whole way. Not a hard walk but fun

 

[Quinn]

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[Royal]

The red arrow points to the spot I took the pictures[attachment 16364 bacus11.jpg]




[attachment 16363 bacus1.jpg]

 

[Quinn]

Thats probably 12miles from home. But that looks like a good deer hunting sopt to me!

 

[ROD P]

I was in Australia on vacation north of Sidney. As I drove down the road,something sped by me. I put the peddel to the metel and caught up to a guy with his sheep on his bike. Low and behold it was Orlando. so I snapped a picture, and as they say, the rest is history.

 

[ojm bc]

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