Bill's fancy electronic watch said we did a total elevation gain of 2600 feet. It was just all rolling hills. Only one climb seemed significant. But they add up.
The Drummond Woods area is a section of virgin timber that was not cut in the late 1800s. Here are 2 white pine. Maybe they don't look so big, but that's because I got back far enough to show the whole tree.
The biggest lake we passed today is Lake Owen. It's very convoluted, and the trail follows the shore a long way. However, there aren't too many places to get a clear picture like this without a lot of trees.
Our current hosts have an annual bonfire to which they invite trail friends and neighbors. Tonight was the night. Lots of good food and fun.
Miles today: 15.0. Total miles so far: 3884.2.
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3 comments:
That is quite a bonfire!
Ellie- it was, but they had it well controlled.
Your timing was perfect to be there for the bonfire.
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