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| + | Today I invited 2 neighborhood children to come along, Ealom & Aidan. It was one of those 8 mi on pavement, then 8 on gravel NFDR's (Nat Forest Development Rd) that so many of my adventures around here consist of. These roads are often not marked, and sometimes not there. And I'm in an old Civic. | ||
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| + | There were a couple possible ways in: on the road as far as we could go and then x-country, or stop where the rd crosses Mouse Creek's S. fork & go creek walking. The road washed out before we got as far as I hoped we could. But we walked up the road turned path looking for a place to drop down. The satellite geometry sucked, the tree cover was thick and the undergrowth was thick. On the bright side, we came across a dead horse. The boys were thrilled. About 1000 ft is the closest we got. | ||
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| + | We went back to the car and drove to the creek crossing, but walking upstream was a no go on this creek. But it was beautiful. | ||
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| + | Then one of the boys dropped my PN-20 and now the back doesn't stay closed right. And the signal never got any better. | ||
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| + | Is there a "no good deed goes unpunished" award ? | ||
== Tracklog == | == Tracklog == | ||
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| − | + | File:2011_09_10 45 -121 explorers.jpg|A motley crew. | |
| + | File:2011_09_10 45 -121 sucky geometry.jpg|Sucky geometry | ||
| + | File:2011_09_10 45 -121 used to be a horse.jpg|There were some hair and a large scapula right on the trail, and this off to the side a little. | ||
| + | File:2011_09_10 45 -121 boys are so cute.jpg|Boys are so cute. I didn't notice the face when I took this photo. | ||
| + | File:2011_09_10 45 -121 Mouse Creek.jpg|If only I had my boys (my grown sons) with me I might have went up the creek. They are big enough to carry me out when I hurt myself. And I can't get in too much trouble if they got hurt. | ||
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Location
North of Carson, WA
Participants
- Kydlt
- Ealom
- Aidan
Plans
Kydlt Today looks like a fun one. Right up near Panther Creek Falls, but in the next drainage over, the S. Fork of Mouse Creek. If any of you Portland folks come out I'll buy you a beer @ Walking Man in Stevenson. (limit 4, the acct dept made me put that in here.)
Expedition
An interesting fail.
Today I invited 2 neighborhood children to come along, Ealom & Aidan. It was one of those 8 mi on pavement, then 8 on gravel NFDR's (Nat Forest Development Rd) that so many of my adventures around here consist of. These roads are often not marked, and sometimes not there. And I'm in an old Civic.
There were a couple possible ways in: on the road as far as we could go and then x-country, or stop where the rd crosses Mouse Creek's S. fork & go creek walking. The road washed out before we got as far as I hoped we could. But we walked up the road turned path looking for a place to drop down. The satellite geometry sucked, the tree cover was thick and the undergrowth was thick. On the bright side, we came across a dead horse. The boys were thrilled. About 1000 ft is the closest we got.
We went back to the car and drove to the creek crossing, but walking upstream was a no go on this creek. But it was beautiful.
Then one of the boys dropped my PN-20 and now the back doesn't stay closed right. And the signal never got any better.
Is there a "no good deed goes unpunished" award ?
Tracklog
Photos
A motley crew.
Sucky geometry
There were some hair and a large scapula right on the trail, and this off to the side a little.
Boys are so cute. I didn't notice the face when I took this photo.
If only I had my boys (my grown sons) with me I might have went up the creek. They are big enough to carry me out when I hurt myself. And I can't get in too much trouble if they got hurt.
