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| LOTS of these guys on the critter cams this month |
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| The "table" was added a few months back. In its original configuration it had legs, a foot rest and drawers. As is often the case, simple is best and most functional. |
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| A 16" Douglas Fir plank I bought from the sawyer. Sanded just enough to remove the splinters and then champfered the edge. Simple, rustic and useful. The perfect place to enjoy a beverage and a view. |
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| On the way home this little guy walked out of the bushes twenty yards ahead of us. Eventually I got the pups settled down and got a picture. About that time I realized his mommy might be close by too (based on the size of the scat in the parking lot) and chose to retreat rather than take more pictures. |
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So great that you have been able to get time to visit your favorite place. It fills your soul, doesn't it? I have not been to the cabin this year - actually skipped elk hunting and just sent the guys without me - too tired to go... Maybe next year!
ReplyDeleteIt sure does recharge the batteries. Always difficult to leave.
ReplyDeletehoping to see many more new posts on my blogroll from you Mo! i love the yonderosa and glad that you are getting up there some more. much love to you and yours! your friend,
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Fall is my favorite time of year ANYWHERE I've ever been (which doesn't say much). :-)
ReplyDeleteIt can't be 4 years already can it?? How can that be? I remember when it was just a drawing!! That's when I first found you! You had a photo of the house plan. Time flies doesn't it?! Enjoy the photos from your Cam....debbie
ReplyDeleteThat bear cub looks too close for comfort!
ReplyDeleteA bear cub-how cool is that! Fall is my favorite season too.
ReplyDeleteI think it was smart to retreat! Your table looks nice.
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