First Solo Trip

Many of you pass over this on your way North.

The wayside at the junction of Hwy 33 and Hwy 53 offers not only a well needed break but provides excellent fishing opportunities.

A well groomed trail allows you to walk down and fish.

The beginning of a modest hunting camp.

The ornamental lamp shades were hand made along with the antler chandelier ( Not Pictured)

The guys were adding a back porch when I stopped by to visit.

Also located on a River with a bountiful supply of fish and makes for a wonderful day trip in a canoe or kayak.

Lets build a camp with some sleeping rooms.

That is what I recall the original conversation being.



Storm Moving in over the hunting grounds.
With deer stands named
Montana
Texas
Costa Rica
It is a big area but very productive.




The drives usually start way down there.
A beautiful area with the Little Fork River to the right and a bunch of public land to the left.

Little Fork

Sturgeon River

Another road to travel

Summer or Not?

This was my first solo trip since early May.

stop every 60-70 miles to stretch and walk.

Four hours to get home.

The driving took it's toll making my body sore and very tired.

I was able to tour a bit resulting in the above pictures and to visit Mom and Dad.

Caught up on my sleep and went for some long walks.

Am I sounding like my brother Bill?

The ride home was good but equally as long.

Very tired and slept well and late into Monday.