A promotion at work last month surely has taken up free time that would otherwise be spent taking photos and writing of adventures. Couple the busier work schedule with a motorcycle course and ambitions to purchase a Harley in July - I've been scattered. I'm preparing for a late summer of packing a two-man tent and a down sleeping bag into a saddle bag and seeing how far I can drive before the sun sets.
I was, however, able to escape recently over the border to New Hampshire and seek out a multi-day trip in the mountains. N.H. is quickly becoming a favorite get-a-way. Camping is cheap ($20/night, if not free) and they allow my chocolate lab to stay in the parks. Pets aren't allowed in my favorite parks in Maine - truly a hassle.
I can be myself and enjoy life to it's fullest when I am relaxed, the way we are suppose to live, among the trees, wildness and solitude of Mother Nature. Cheers, all!
Home in a box for the next five days.
A roomy interior houses comfy sleeping quarters compliments of Big Agnes.
A bit of starter fuel for this evening's fire.
Ole faithful goes where I go.
Ole faithful goes where I go.
Practicing caution to not swing a perfectly good axe into the ground and damage my freshly sharpened bit.
Creating the perfect firewood tee-pee in the pit.
My trusty Woolrich shirt and Snow & Nealley Axe.
Refuge from possible rain clouds.
Adult activities taking place after the sun sets beyond New England's horizon line.
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4 comments:
Do you work for LL Bean?
I did for a period in college, but now I am with a large public company in Southern Maine.
Good luck with your motorcycle class. Make a post on it.
Stacy - hoping it goes well. I grew up on a dirt bike, so it shouldn't be a huge change.
Thanks for the note,
Rhon
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