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So, we headed out on Sunday afternoon to a place about 20 miles south
of Hinton on Hwy 40, otherwise known as the Forestry Trunk Road for
those of us that have lived here in Alberta for way too long!
There were 4 of us, me, Jim, Dwayne and Don And our horses, R4, Apache, Victory and Alaska Dwayne cooked Jim did horses Don and I tried to look appreciative, mostly Don sang at night Jim woke up at 7 and assumed we should all have been awake for hours and we were currently behind schedule Warren sat around and look appreciative, mostly Don created entertainment whilst we were riding horses Dwayne fixed things at camp with his wonderful toolkit Jim made a plan and had us follow it Warren sat around and looked appreciative, mostly Not bad scenery we headed in to, is it? |
| Well, part of the joy of what we were doing is that we went to places that are not generally acceptable to the general public. In particular, where our camp was, on the other side of the river where a bridge had once been. Oh well! |
| We were very fortunate that the weather during our week out here was awesome. It was not too hot, and it was clear at night which meant that it was cold. Shivery cold for some that did not have good sleeping bags. |
