In search of campfire rings - Hit by the storm!
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- There's a lot going on in this video! It starts out with us exploring the forest around us and Linda baking a delicious cheesecake in her Instant Pot. Then I get the ebike out and look for other nice places to camp in the Little Snowy Mountains. That same evening, we get hit by a major storm that nearly makes getting out impossible!
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Cheesecake for the 3qt Mini IP
Crust:
7 graham crackers, crushed
1 TBS sugar
3 TBS butter, melted
2 tsp neutral flavor oil for pan
Filling:
2 pkg cream cheese, room temperature
2/3 cup sugar
2 eggs, room temperature
2 tsp vanilla
zest of 1 lemon
1/4 cup heavy whipping cream
Oil 6x3 springform pan, do the crust.
Beat cream cheese and stream in sugar. Follow with eggs, one at a time, then add the vanilla, lemon zest and whipping cream until just combined. Do not overbeat.
Add 1-1/2 cups of water to IP then put in your trivet. Lower pan in with foil strap. It's gonna be a tight fit. Pour filling into pan then hit Pressure Cook High for 27 min. Natural release for 5 minutes then remove cheesecake. Cool and chill.
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So glad to see Linda back. Love her humor.
Man, you have some great camping spots. You can tell people respect the outdoors and don’t trash it up there. A lot of the camping spots in Tn, are trashy and nasty unless you make a new one. Most have nails in the trees, garbage in the fire ring and ten foot out of camp is toilet paper everywhere. No respect for anything and if they could write on it they would do that. That warm pie of Linda’s needed two pats of real butter on it. Take care and really enjoyed your video.
Hello Willis! Not all of our camping spots are as pristine as that, and you'll see this in an upcoming video of ours, but regular Montanans are pretty finicky about their state and not trashing it. Hard for me to understand how folks can go out to enjoy mother nature and then trash it, but they do.
Once again you and Ms. Linda have taken us on a wonderful journey. Amazing scenery, stories and educational. A big thank you for taking us along. As always, stay safe.
Can't tell you how happy it makes me to see Linda getting to go camping again! And indeed it was a beautiful area. I've always been leary of walking on animal trails. The first outing I ever had here in Montana, 23 years ago we were getting wood and I and two of my grandkids were walking in the forest and we happened on a game trail. It suddenly struck me if deer can be on it, bear and mountain lion can too and we promptly turned around and headed back towards other people. But it does indeed make for easier walking. Loved that Linda found the antlers! Rare to find them both right by each other. And for as long a trek as it was out of there, the truck and trailer both looked pretty good 😊. And the pie looked great, but I'd rather have Linda's cheesecake. I'll try your recipe. Love that you can cook like that out in the wilderness! 😃 That was a really fun trip even with the ☔ Thank you for sharing it all with us!!
Hello Wanda, It's a known fact that bear and mountain lion prefer the ease of walking on trails and that's evident by the amount of scat that you see right in the middle! Children should always be out front and not bringing up the rear and you have to be vigilant at all times.
@@gonagain I can't get out there hiking right now, but I hope by next year I can start again. But I learned my lesson that year for sure. Right now I live vicariously through folks like you and I sure enjoy your adventures!
What a trip! I’m glad you’re home, warm, and pie…..er’ dry! Thanks, your videos always are encouraging and fun!
That’s what it’s all about.
Great job!
Thanks again for sharing your adventures.
Just exploring makes a wonderful video!
“What’s around the next bend” draws me along too. I’m never disappointed!
Thanks for the tip about bears and the tick warning. You help me prepare.
What a great trip. Those sheds Linda found really nice. You sure can explore with that electric bike. Thanks for another fun journey. 😊
I love it when you go back country Montana. I love the pines and streams. Keep doing it! And the quest for pie continues!
We thoroughly enjoyed this! I was just saying two dats ago while walking on the woods that I wished I could breath in enough of the pine scent to be able to have a reserve. Lemon meringue is a great choice. As always, thanks for letting us tag along. You two are wonderful company.
Thank you coming along! We sure do enjoy your company, homemaker. See you on the next one.
I love how well you two compliment each other ❣️ Linda is a natural (no metal detector) 😂👌 Wandering through the pokie stuff. Thank you for sharing the magic of "Rick & Linda" 💞🤗🙏
Thanks for being a part of this channel.
Once again Beautiful country and what about Linda finding that set of antlers, I admire you two. 🤙
You two are so endearing! Love the camp outs you bring us on ! Thanks so much 🥰
Hubby and I admire your tenacity and knowledge..always enjoy your videos..Stay safe you both...keep the cheese cake coming.
Lol
👍👍👍👍👍, great scenery !!!!!!!
Looked like a great place to camp and eat. Stay safe and healthy.
Awesome! Thanks for taking us along this beautiful journey! I really liked the scenery and rain as well as Linda being in videos more. Kinda curious as to what project deer antlers will become. Thanks also for camp site identification info. Many happy trails. 🙂
Being a nice, matched pair of antlers, we'll probably just hold on to them. In the winter, I like to mess around in the shop making or repairing knives, so I use some for that.
Ps. I also wanted to say that I like how you demonstrate promotional products by actually using them in real time experiences.
I enjoyed this episode of we were having such a great time camping.
More coming, Seymour.
I lived in Montana for 16 1/2 yrs…..loved it so much. Grew up in New Orleans, Linda…..I LOVE shrimp!👍🏻am a fairly new subscriber who is enjoying your videos. Awesome job on that cheesecake….looks perfectly cooked…..interesting bee story, never heard of a ground hive
Hello tesla H, thank you for subscribing!
Summer storms in central Montana are awesome.
The rain will put a damper on the camper, but it's always fun to explore a new area! Love your explanation of the areas you explore. Animals, plants, locations are always interesting. 🙂
Now that certainly is one of your greatest adventures by far. I really enjoy how your narration during the rides and walkabouts. Yours and Lindas voice was made for the type of movies you make. I have a hearing disability and many of the RUclips videos are very difficult to understand. My plans were to visit Montana and do exactly what you and Linda are doing. But some health issues have come up and I need to deal with that first. Keep exploring Montana. Your adventures will tell me where I may or may not want to visit. I will save $ watching your Montana adventures.
Thank you for your kind words, Sheldon. We hope you get your health issues taken care of and you can head out.
love 2Ks Cafe! biggest most enormous helpings in Great Falls!
I’m still amazed at all the public land in Montana. We don’t have anything available in Ohio. That MagiCycle did really well on those muddy roads. That warm apple pie looked mighty fine
Linda just baked two, thick apple pies with her homemade crust. The family showed up and they were gone in minutes, but I managed to get a slice.
Never knew that bee's knew the circle to land approach.
Interesting and relaxing. As always. Perfect.
Nice sheds, really great when you get a pair. Pies I see we are on topic again. Looks good. Thanks for sharing
Yes, we've had so many great pieces of pie while traveling and it's nice to kind of focus on them in the videos once in a while.
Thanks! Wanted to express my gratitude from all I've learned on your channel. Gave me confidence to get out in my van and spend 3 months on the road. I felt prepared because of your lessons!
Thank you very much!!
at 29:30 (tarred road), free carwash!! 😂😂 Beautiful area, thanks for sharing.
You put that together! Yes. most of that mud came right off.
Wow à matching pair. You rock, Linda! Here in France we mostly find them in the spring. By summer they're all gone.
Those sheds were a nice find! I'm not supposed to eat pie or cheesecake but after watching this adventure I'm going to fast all day and have a little blueberry cheesecake. It's not homemade but it will do. Thanks for sharing another great video and I look forward to the next 😀 👍
Thanks for watching, Jeff.
Both you cats have such an adventurous outlook. It’s awesome!👍🏻
Another fun and engaging video. Thanks guys.
It looks delicious 🤤 I’ll have to try it in my instant pot. Beautiful place you’re camping at.
Exceptional indeed. Thanks.
Thank you too! Nice to "see" you, Drill Sergeant!
I was in the infantry stationed at Ft. Lewis ‘74-‘75. Spent a lot of time “hiking” through that forest in the rain…..I’m not bitter.😉
Not a great forest to be hiking in. Thank you for your service.
Thank you for the wonderful journey it is great to be out in the forest 🌳 and see some of the amazing sights…. I’m gonna try the cheesecake recipe I love cheesecake
That particular recipe is a favorite here.
Great video. Now I am hungry for a lemon pie.
I really enjoy your videos. You seem like such great folks. Have a blessed day.
Thanks, Lisa. You too!
Wow super video 👍👍
Linda love the sheds🦌
Rick beautiful scenery on your bike ride🚲
I keep thinking Rick look behind you on your bike in case your being chased by a bear...(saw it in another person video)🙈
You know it made me so happy to hear you guys saying you pray for safety on the road 🙏 I do the same ❤ ❤
I watch for bears and mountain lions ahead of me while I'm riding, but you can 't be too careful because they will chase you if given the opportunity. The ebike does make noise, so that might help. I rode past a large buck, within about 15' of it, and he never moved though, so there's that to consider! He didn't know what I was.
.... travelin' buddies... 💕
Nice find with the antlers I have only found one at a time never both and I am in my 60's . If I was a member of your family I would be 800 lbs with Linda and your daughters cooking. I don't think my grand mother even known what a measuring cups was it was always a pinch or dash or dusting but man could she cook I miss her giblet gravy so much and her corn bread and oh what the heck everything she made I sure could use a bowl of her Green's right now. I think I would have stayed I could have gotten more water from the rain and I would have stayed and waited for it to dry out I don't have a 4wheel drive. Really that's not to bad I am use to swamp mud all over everything and you have to clean that right away or it will stain the paint. Thanks for sharing and sorry I am late on the comment I just got back home from the Hospital. You all take care and stay safe.
Hope you're okay, Den. The swamp mud sounds like the red dirt of Hawaii, it stains everything! But I loved it as a kid ~~Linda
@@gonagain I'm still in love with swamp mud just don't get out there like I use to. I lost a lot of friends with covid and they are the ones that would pull my trailer out there I would come in on the airboat. Thanks for the reply Linda take care and stay safe.
Love watching you guys
Thank you for the cheesecake recipe.
Another fun video the story of the bees brings back memories of mowing in a BP tank farm.
Rick, I have a suggestion for all RUclipsrs never let the music volume increase above natural voice volume. Then your viewers will not need to play volume tag.
Take care, glad to see you on the move again!
Got it, Art and I thank you for pointing that out to me.
Ok, I was on the edge of my seat on that drive out. You two are certainly adventurous. I want to try the cheesecake. I have a 3 qt. Instant pot as well. Thanks Linda on the tip of where to get the smaller springform pan. Love you two. Stay safe.
Thank you, Patricia.
Great video R&L Thanx again.
Thx for the Map!!
We did on your suggestion, Pete! Thanks for watching, we appreciate y'all.
I really enjoy your videos and the way you both get along keep up the good work
Thank you! Will do!
Well it looked like Mother Nature helped wash off some of the mud on the way home at least.
I watched this video a few days ago and was compelled to come back to comment. Firstly, always enjoy your gentle exploring and thoughtful commentary. Linda is a gem--but you know that. Now, you have already commented on the Sasquatch suggestions posted to your channel. And in the words of Les "Survivorman" Stroud, I would call myself an "open-minded" sceptic". (I suggest you watch his very compelling documentary research series about Sasquatch on his You Tube channel.) At the end of this video you take your bike out exploring and at one point, going down a side road, I noticed that you went by three trees in close succession off the left side of the road. All were the same size, broken at the same height, pointing in the same direction. If you are a believer, this is classic Sasquatch territorial marking. Like I said, open-minded sceptic. Always like to give a bit of thought to the "what if..." Thanks for your efforts in all your videos. 😊
Thanks for pointing that out, someone else noticed that also. Hmmmm.
Another great video thanks guys!!!
Bet that downpour took off some of the mud! One of the perks to a good rain! Picked blueberries today and got to see where my dad grew up in Massachusetts. You know you’re in rural areas when a bunch of ladies asked me to join them seeing I was alone.
That sounds like it was fun! Linda and I have spent time where she grew up, but I'd like to go to Pennsylvania and Ohio to see where my families' roots are. When you get out of town, like you were, folks seem friendlier.
@@gonagain took me 72 years to see this part of the country and it’s been an amazing journey discovering my roots. My advice is do it as it’s been a real learning experience!
WOW! BEst part for me, PIES!!! ? My fav lemon merangue too :) THANKS MUCH for sharing! ALL THE BEST and Cheers! :)
Thank you for your awesome video. I enjoy every one. Be safe and stay healthy.
Great vlog, and enjoyed the scenery! Linda is a creative person when she can tap into pareidolia to see a shrimp or she had a small dose of psilocybin! That cheese cake looks tasty too!
Magic mushrooms. Those were the days.
@@gonagain right! I hear you! 🤙🏻
I'm really missing home, Great Call, I am definitely not a New Mexico boy,, I love the mountains and lakes and streams around Montana, but when you showed two ks oh my, they have great burgers and cinnamon rolls and while you're waiting for Great Falls tires to finish your out fit, you can have pie or thier special. Thanks for your videos many of my old camping spot you get close to. You and Linda take care, and God Bless
Thanks Bruce!
well done
I have a instant pot and really want to try this ( against my doctors advice)-- great job you two!
I once quit drinking beer to lose some weight but a friend who owned a brewery told me "You give up food, not beer!" This doesn't apply, but I thought I'd share it anyway.
See you got the Suntour seat post, have those on all my bikes they are great..Might want to try the comfort 9 or Bikeroo seat, to complete the comfort package, does make a big difference on long rides/bumpy rides...Might need those several gallons of water to clean the bike...Great spot back there, I miss Montana soooo sooooo bad..That pie has got my mouth watering...Nice video...
I wish I could come up with a way to either keep the bike clean while it's on the back of the trailer or be able to easily wash it at camp. I've been looking at small pressure washers, but it's just another piece of equipment to haul around.
Another brilliant episode! That road out and your comment about adventure, reminded me of a recent foray along remote dirt roads. Had to do some self talk and remind myself that's what it's all about. But three hours of bad corrugated road did get tedious! Glad you two didn't get bogged, bet it was a job removing that mud.
Thanks, Allegro Sotto. The driving rain was very helpful in washing off a lot of the mud.
Thanks for your videos I always enjoy them. I was in Great Falls stationed there in the Air Force way back in the '70's, I enjoyed that area, you could see for miles unlike California where I'm from with all the smog. Thanks again. P.S I'm going to make that cheese cake soon.🙂🙂
You're going to like that cheesecake!
We also have the 3qt Instant Pot for camping, it’s such a handy device. It took awhile, but I found a large lidded pot that fits inside, it’s the Stainless Stanley 20oz Adventure All In One Cook Set.
Nice rain storm after the mud on the highway to help rinse off your rig. Bonus.
I was nice the way that worked out.
Great video once again. Wow, Linda, that was a great find! I’ve been hiking since I was young and never found anything that good. Rick are you going to make knife handles? That was a delicious looking cheese cake. I just got an Instant Pot and I’m going to try to make one. Keep safe and keep traveling on your adventures. 😊
Hello, Suzy! I probably won't cut up that nice, matched pair of antlers that Linda found. I do make and repair knives when I get the chance, usually in the winter.
too funny! You live in Great Falls and I am headed there starting next week to visit an old friend, lerhaps spend the winter there. I am presently living/traveling out of my Subaru Outback, but am finishing up a two month housesitting job in Sedona, AZ, where I lived for 5 1/2 yrs, when I left Montana. Maybe I will see you guys in G.F.
If you're coming here for the winter, then you're a true Montanan at heart!
@@gonagain indeed I am! Raised in New Orleans, moved to Great Falls, when it was -30 in January, 1998, after a two month temp. job in Butte. Had a job but no place to live, had to stay at dinky dive motel as all rooms rented due to annual rodeo happening (who would have thought). Next day my car would not start as I knew nothing about block heaters and also had warm weather antifreeze in car. Did not get car back for 5 days, so had to walk around in -30 weather looking for place to rent. Oh, and wrecked my car in Wolf Creek Canyon sliding into barricade trying to pull onto side of interstate so wouldn’t be in a whiteout from 18 wheeler passing me. It was quite a start…but I never once regretted being there.
As the Backroads of Montana slogan goes….”Home is where the heart is, Montana is my home”…..that is how I feel
Forget the pie, pass the cheesecake!
You should have been there!
@@gonagain well, I was on my way over and I got lost, took a wrong turn and ended up deep in the forest, tried my whistle, but, it it made a sound like a wounded elk, a bear heard it and I had to climb up a tree, dropped the whistle on the way up, so I just puckered up and did a whistle on my own, that, got the attention of a bald eagle and it started diving at me, took my shirt off and whipped it at the eagle who fot a lucky shot and grabbed it out of my hand. The bear was still at the base of the tree, got the idea if I could through it off the scent, so, took my pants off and flung them away as far as I could to lure the bear away, no luck, it didn’t go for it, figured it was now in a better position for a meal now that the wrapper, clothing, was off. So, I’ll just wait for Linda to do some bushwhacking and dead reckoning, to find me, you can’t miss me, I’m the only guy in the woods, up in a tree in his underwear. Oh, tell Linda to pack some cheesecake.
Love it! ~~Linda
Good video, seclusion is golden.
Hope y’all saved some of that homemade cheesecake to get you through the ☔️ soaked road delays.
Luckily, we did and boy, did it ever hit the spot!
Your videos are very well edited! New sub!
Thanks for subbing, glad to have you along!
Are the huckleberries ready to pick? I’m glad you have fenders on your bike!! You would have had a mud track up your back.
They are, but are mostly on the other side of the Rockies from us. If I didn't have fenders that day, I would have hiked that road instead!
I lived in Great Falls in the early 70's. I don't remember 2-K's cafe. How long have they been open??? I too, was and still are looking for a place with good pies. HA! HA! I'm not driving from western WA to Great Falls for pie. HA! HA! My children live around Billings area so next time I go there I will stop in and get some pie. Do they sale whole pies??? I wouldn't know Great Falls now to many changes I'm sure.
God bless and be safe out there. Russ & Keira (my dog) HA! HA!
Hello, Russ. Two Ks has been open for about 20 years or so. They do sell whole pies, but you should try to call ahead to order one if possible. Now, if you do decide to swing by for pie, please try to contact us at gonagain21@gmail.com and we'll go with you!
@@gonagain Rick that sounds great, it would be great to meet U all in person, U camp in a lots of places that I have, 50 years ago. HA! HA! We could catch up on how Great Falls has changed. Is the AF base still there?? That is how I got there. God bless. Russ
On my pies, I just use Pilsbury crusts, but I top them with a secret ingredient.
Those crusts are handy and tasty too. Thanks, Mark.
I was holding my breath! 😳
Us too! I cut out most of the dialog, but you could tell that we were a little nervous at the time.
Love me some lemon Merangue pie, apple too, blueberry too, buttermilk too pecan pie to chess pie too my mom made a pie called a Mystic Pie it is really good served with whip cream on top, but any kind of pie is great for me, my mom made a peach cobbler served with homemade vanilla pie that was out of this world, no wonder I am so fat
That ALL sounds nice! I just looked up the recipe for Mystic Pie and want to try it.
I used to go to a drive in for burgers in Oregon, and they had a sign that said “HO-Made fries”. So of course I asked the girls “Which one of you hos made the fries?”😁 I was then reminded that one of these “hos” would be making my food. LOL
Nice Nice and Groovey. We wish we were there in your mountains with Low Temps and peace & quiet. You nailed it, with the wonderful aromas of the forest. My Favorite along with being in the Great Wide Open. With the giant influx of cali-fornos, this place down here is getting Over Run with ATV's & other noise makers along with Real Bad Attitudes. Not Good, but fortunately Bruzetta and I know & Still Have our special hiding places that most don't have the fortitude to seek-out. It's obvious you are having such a Good Time with the simple pleasures of being Alone in Nature. My kind of Disneyland. No Bears, just Mt. Lions keeping an eye on us. I will Gladly Share the back roads, maps and unique paths where we go to Be Alone. Rick, Linda, be here when the fire restrictions are lifted & we can have a cookout and a campfire. We will bring the steaks of your choice. 🤗 Y'all are having such a Good Time, it is infectious and nice to see. Happy Trails.
That would be very nice, and we will make it a point to meet up with you sometime down the road.
@@gonagain Thank You Both. It will be a pleasure and an honor to share a campfire & break bread in the Great Outdoors. I will scout out the best location, 🥩🍺🍰☕ and get reservations from the critters in advance. 🌝
I got a little scared when you came up on that mud puddle. I wrecked my ebike in a similar puddle last time out. Just now scabbing up and bruises clearing up. Wasn't going that fast.
I can relate directly, with a large scab on my elbow at the present time. Not mud though, just plain dirt.
Hi Rick and Linda ! What a beautiful place. As always, superb video. I'm looking forward to your review and opinion about star link. You always do such thorough analysis of the equipment that you test out. Stay safe my friends....m
Hello Michael, we did get Starlink and have had it for about a week now. I'll report on it after we take it on a road trip soon.
@@gonagain looking forward to it...thanks Rick
Yummy lol
This past month we've had 2 bear found in Colorado springs...a city of over 500k now. One was next to a grade school on the east side. Usually they are only on the mountain side of the west.
500,000! Wow. I lived there as a kid back in the 50s and played in the Garden of the Gods by way of a path from our trailer court, over a small hill and into the garden. It was only dirt paths in the Garden back then, no paved road.
@@gonagain it's mostly paved now and housing developments all around. Manitou springs is all around it up past cave of the winds.
Cheesecake! YUM! Glad you didn't have to do any mud wrestling get out on that road. Did thecanoe trip happen?
Not yet, but soon!
And a free carwash 🤠
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You do know I was joking when I said that you should bring your own rocks to make campfire rings?
I've always thought of people on bikes in bear country as "Meals on Wheels".
I know, Jim, but it made for a great talking point and that's exactly what folks would be wondering about if I didn't mention it. Thanks!
Nice video, this makes me wonder. Why have you not made a awning onto your camper.
Good question and I have an answer! We used to set up an awning but found that we needed to take it down every night due to the possibility of wind. Nothing worse than having to get out of bed at 0:darkthirty to take down a noisy awning. We're usually camped in wide open spaces or in windy Montana. That's also why we sometimes set up our Clam shelter instead.
@@gonagain Good answer
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Free car wash after all the mud 👍
A Grizzly can run 35mph, (55km), How fast can the e- bike go?
Maybe ride with someone who is slower, or get a big head start.
Before the bad comments, Linda is lighter so would go faster.
LOL!
Everytime I watch your backwoods videos I start thinking about finding a good used Tahoe again .... I've had my GMC for over 20 years but it's only a 4.3 V6 or 262 Cu. in. ... 4x4 with factory Tow Haul Option ... I came close a few times to buying a similiar used Tahoe pre-COVID but they're harder to find now ... yours is about 60 more HP ... 150 Pounds more Torque and 1000 pounds heavier .... I don't have the confidence in my vehicle to get out of some of the places your horse can go ... could you do me a favor and get stuck at least once so I can stop looking for a while ...
We were looking to buy a newer Yukon but the prices are crazy high for the used ones. Thanks, Richard!
Have u seen the deer horn in the pet shops? At the base of the horn split in half 6 inches long they cost 50 bucks
What?! I didn't know that.
The tips was like 10 bucks
Chew toy that last a long time she said. My dog didn’t need 1
Hello Rick and Linda, Could you tell me what the difference is between the fat tires and the regular tires?
Hello Robin, I sure will. Regular bike tires are usually around 2" wide and bike "fat" tires are about 4" and handle soft terrain much better. Especially if you let a little air out of them in those conditions.
As I've said, I started at your first and am up to here now. Until my physical health is better, I'd feel better on an
e-trike. Any thoughts on senior e-trikes?
Yep, you go around the bend, but, don’t bend the rules.
Question, many electric bikes do not like being hosed down with water and you get into that mud and water, and I'm not sure what the question is.
I see the question! For sure they won't take immersion, but mine came through just fine. I rinse mine off, but I try to avoid directly spraying the hub motor and battery connections.
Western Washington? I lived there for about 30 years... Graham, Whidbey Island and Ferndale
Bainbridge Island for us.
@@gonagain military?
Lived in Washington also born on island raised Skagit Valley now Deer Lodge MT what town were you from? Small world,also lived on Oahu. Isn't it cow elk not elk cow just saying.
I was raised in Moses Lake and then lived in the Eastgate area of Bellevue, WA. That was back when it was known as a "quiet suburb" of Seattle. Elk cow or cow elk... I think they taste the same. We had some great elk burgers last week! Deer Lodge is a nice place to be living.
You guys should carry walkie-talkie when you separate, you never know 👍
Sometimes we do, thanks for the reminder though.
Season of bear attacks ! Glad I don’t live where they are prevalent
Have u ever saw the trucks and skid loader’s cutting down trees u r not going to hurt and land by driving across it
Hi Randy, it's just the rules in National Forest that you need to abide by when camping. It reads that you're not allowed to damage the greenery to get to a camping spot. It's the citation that I want to avoid. Now, if there's a preestablished campfire ring in that spot then it gives you an excuse for being there.
I seen a story of 2 bicyclists that were attacked by a mountain lion while riding. The first biker was killed and the 2nd was hurt very bad. So you need to be careful riding alone.
I can see how that could happen, because predatory animals are triggered when a person runs, and I suppose a person on a bike would be the same. Thanks for your concern, Fredrick.