Julia got a nasty case of poison ivy in the back countries of Hayfork so we decided that right thing to do in that sort of situation would be to head right back into that back country and trek through more terrain thick with suspicious green matter.
Not that I minded sharing a tent, but every bear wants his own private tent sometimes.
Finally I got my own. Now I’m ready for any kind of rugged terrain. Just make sure I’ve got my marshmallows, chocolate, and hot cocoa packed and I’ll go anywhere I can pitch my SumiDomeTM!
After seeing Uncle Frank’s lasers I really wanted my own. Then I saw that I could order lasers. I was sold. Never mind that it was a laser leveller. It shot lasers beams on the wall. In three directions. That’s cool.
I whipped out the credit card, and soon enough my package came.
We’re on a road trip to Bend to help Nicholas’ sister move, and I’m loaded up with chocolates and treats for this trip.
Nicholas’ sister called him for help with her move down to Hayfork. She needed him to drive his other sister to Bend. Naturally as his best bear bud and manager I intercepted the call, and had Nicholas negotiate sufficient compensation for this unexpected trip.
Trade deal: trip for ridiculous amounts of chocolate, candy, and energy drinks.
We were thinking about camping here too, but given that the area gets 44 feet of snow a year and that the park is only officially open for July and August we decided we were a bit too early.
Still I wanted to drive by and see it.
Yep it’s still early.
There’s still a giant snowplough on standby.
Still fun to see it now before all the snow melts.