




My Life and Travels
Here’s a sign of spring, the nettles are growing.
about 4 inches high.
Site 32.
Last week I stumbled upon a Washington State Parks senior citizen ( 62 ) winter access pass. The pass cost $50.00 and is good from October 1 to March 31, non electrical is $free & electrical is $6.00. Friday night cost $27.00 tonight will be $6.00.
2:00 p.m. the comment rain has changed, increased to real RAIN.
It does not sound like the best campground around however it really is a nice place when you have the whole place to yourself.
Yesterday Hank hiked up to Hen Skin Lake.
And yes not a cloud in the sky
The first time I was at Hen Skin Lake was in 1959 with Dad and his friend Jim Hogan. That was a long time ago. I think it was 1959 because I don’t remember ever going fishing with Dad when we lived in Enumclaw.
Hen Skin Lake 5552 elevation
here: 46 55.133 N 121 29.024 http://maps.google.com/maps?q=loc:46.91889,-121.48374
This picture is from the mid 60’s. I can tell by pack boards they were made around 63 or 64. I think this was taken on the trail to Hidden Lake, we used to go there a lot for the big trout.
Here are a couple of pictures of where we are camped:
Looking up to the ridge line.
Last night Hank & I went for a walk in the dark. He was exhausted when we got back home however when I said walk he was up and ready to go. We had a good weekend.
Campsite picture from inside the motor home. Just had a nap and it’s time to put seal conditioner on the slid out sealers.