Snowshoe Trail

 There is a trail between the Mason County Campground and the Pumped Storage Project that is designated as a snowwhoe trail. (when there's snow- otherwise, it's just a trail!) Today, Cathy and I went and did that. I suspected the snow would be unbroken, and that was true, so it was pretty tough going.

Part of the trail goes past the radio control airplane field.

As you can see, it was a truly beautiful day, and much warmer than we've seen for a while with the temperatures in the high twenties.

If you want to go snowshoeing, we've broken it in nicely for you now!

It's only a half mile long, so both directions made for a mile. Not much, but I made it without too much trouble. Getting stronger!

It runs between the Mason County Campground and the entrance to the Pumped Storage Project picnic area on the north side of Chauvez Road. There is parking plowed at the picnic area entrance, and a couple of places on the road just west of the campground entrance.

I also did computer work and some other things. It's great that the spurts of physical activity aren't making me too tired to function for other things.

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