Temperature in the 70's - woo!
BBQ'ed some big pork chops from Louie the Pig on a beautiful big grill they have up there.
8 little kids running around being funny and cute.
Bonus: we got to run a chain saw and build a big camp fire.
Me, doing the exact same thing, in the same mountains, way on back in the mid 60's. I was one of the kids then.
Nice video, and the editing was top notch.
ReplyDeletehey-anytime you want to run a chainsaw, stop by...have a husqi, polen, and a Stihl, with five cords to cut before winter...ftr-my tree guy came up to top a couple shading the greenhouse; while down cutting [50 yrds away] his Malumute was attacked by a mountain lion...we saved his ass, but it was a close one...less than 5 yrds from the house...
ReplyDeleteThat's a real neat place to visit and camp. The road used to be very poor for a 2wd vehicle. If you're feeling froggy there's a trail on the back side up to the Pacific Crest trail and the old abandoned Cherry Creek mine. The mine was a cool place with calendars still tacked on the wall from the 1940's. It really opens up the back side of the Emigrant Wilderness Area otherwise known as slickrock country.
ReplyDeleteFabulous video, Dwan!!!
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