Winter Cabin Trip
January 12 - 14, 07 
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Apparently there was a fire at the summit earlier this year. The trail got pretty steep at the end. Hell, it was pretty steep the whole way up. 


CJ was excited to be at the top and ready for more. Old dog loves to hike. In the valley below you can see the road where we parked the car. 


Across the valley from the summit we were on was this hollow stretching back into the other side. I've been on top of that area, but not back
in the hollow. I think the fireroad there is gated, but that wouldn't stop bike. Looking on the map, there's a couple more old quarries back
there that could be worth checking out. 


An arial shot of the area, though it got a little fuzzy in all my edits and scaling. In the bottom center is a red dot indicaticating the location of
the cabin. The large red area to the left is area I've explored. There's lots of fireroads and overlooks up there to ride to and from. The red circle
in the top center is the hollow I mentioned above. The cleared area just to the right of that appears to be some kind of compound or other red
neck type facility. The squiggly red line in the center is the hike we did. We thought we could connect the trail back down to the rail to trail,
but ended up following the ridge the other way. Instead we turned around and hiked back. 


Back at the cabin Saturday night was a mean game of cribbage between Jeff and Bill. Jeff won.


 
I guess it was about 11pm when the cribbage finished and Bill decided he wanted to head to the Tiadaghton Inn for some more beers, and
rightly so. Yuengling drafts were only $1.25. Here's Bill back at the cabin. His thirst quenched.  


Here's the thirsty rock star trying to get up in the morning. $1.25 beers equals about a $10 hangover.


The rock star asleep on the way home. We started out with Jeff in the back seat, but his sensitivity prevented him from feeling well on the
country roads. Put Bill back there, and he passes out. Should of had more beers Jeff. You should have more beers in general. Alcohol kills
sensitivity.
 


 


 


       










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