
There are so many wildflowers here – a photographer's dream:





When we took our hike on the West Trail, we saw people canoeing in the dam. We did talk with one of the young rangers (actually I think he was an intern) on how to get access to kayak. He gave us some suggestions but wasn’t sure so we went scouting.
On our way to the dam (yes, this was a beautiful day!):




We did try a couple paths and walkways but there really is no boat access… ah well!
I did subject myself to another laundermat. Since it is going to be beautiful for the next few days, I wanted to wash our rugs and air dry them. So we did find a laundermat a few miles away, were able to use the washers but over half of them are broke… So before we leave, we will be heading back to Manchester laundermat! (Oh my!)
And we continue to have great campfires!!
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