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Saturday, August 10, 2013
When to Shorten a Hike
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Forest Hike, Cloudcroft Visit
Cottonwoods alongside Highway 82 We did the same forest hike behind the cabin that we've done the past three days, and the same one we&#...
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I've told my story before of Kali's and my visit to an extremely windy Acoma Pueblo when Kali had forgotten to bring her glasses and was pelted with wind-blown sand wearing contact lenses. Great visit, but a miserable experience for her. She wrapped her face with clothing so that she looked like she was wearing a Bedoin burk-ah.
Dr. K, our first dog, Sara, and I had to set up a tent in a sandstorm outside of Silver City, New Mexico during a camping trip, and once we got the darned thing up Sara went to sleep. Dr. K and I sat worrying about whether the tent would withstand the gale, all the while picking sand out of our ears and spitting sand out of our mouths. The dog slept through the whole storm.
Love those large rocks. Quite a wind there! I used to take a sheep, as well as my dog on bushwalks. Both animals loved it. At the top of the mountain, the sheep seemed to enjoy the views.
Strong wind and lots of sand make for a bad combination (but some good stories).
Jacqui, your comment really made me laugh. I can just imagine a sheep enjoying the view from a mountaintop.
:)
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