post up your camping pics

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son was disappointed we did'nt get down to the bridge the last time....not this time...


same steep stuff

and at the tunnel....some poser shots...lol

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this is where you have to grab onto the wire to get up over the tunnel. we abandoned dawg here and told him to stay. of course he did'nt, just as i made the top, turned around to see dawg stuck halfway up. had to climb down with him. if he had'nt had had his operation, i'm sure he could have made it...

like i said, it's a long ways down on a real loose surface

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pretty steep and lots of loose shale type rock. not the place to lose your kid...


here's the slide across the "trail" steep, really lose, and a long ways down. we had lots of small rocks and dirt falling down on us. again, not really the place to lose yer kid....


son is part mountain goat, thinking i might worry a little too much...

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and coming to the other end of the tunnel, another major drop off right here, and lose stuff. the mountain has also been sliding down in front of the tunnel- never used to be like this

normally heights are nothing for my son, but it is a long ways down, right around 250 feet or so...

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them timbers are rotten, you have to stay on the side rails

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went out to the middle, disappointed my son again. i felt we had been pushing it on the mountain, and really did not want him slipping off the rail. these are unforgiving heights, not the same as tumbling down a mountain....


was also glad dawg had not attempted to come up again, so when he spied this scraggly little guy, i let him chase it up a tree...


and back at the Ladner bridge

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puppy pit stop


barely out of summer and snow...


passed this nice little all stock Fargo