Last night I awoke to the walls of my tent closing in on me. The wind was blowing furiously—so much so
that moments after I opened my eyes there was a loud SNAP. Another followed accompanied by a continuous
flapping sound. Rather than soldiering
through a storm without my rainfly I headed into the cabin and found that Liana
had beat me to it. Great minds think
alike!
It was an exciting experience, but the interruption to my
sleep left me zoning for much of the day.
We went and cleaned up a campsite by Delmoe Lake then traveled to
Sheepshead Trail and fixed up a past nemesis of mine: barb wire fencing. We didn’t think to bring a chainsaw so we
ended up man-handling some fallen trees off the fence and off the trail. Tomorrow we most likely will be sent back to
finish the job. We’ll see!
On our way back to Fleecer we saw a rainbow touch down in one
of the pastures. Now we’re listening to
it storm and are waiting to see if it picks up into the severe storm the
meteorologist was predicting. Me thinks
the rainbow may have been a warning.
Anyways, all is well here and I hope the same is true for you all back
home. Later!
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