WhistlingBadger
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Celebrating another trip around the sun today. My best friend (aside from Mrs. Badger, of course) is in town from Cali with his wife, also a good friend. Yesterday he and I spent the whole day driving and hiking around in the foothills and desert, looking at elk, antelope, wild horses (we found one that was a dead ringer for Shadowfax, and one of his foals was an albino!), and cool rocks (we found some excellent pieces of jasper which I plan on gifting to a friend who does flint knapping).
Today, after a big breakfast, we went for a four mile hike in the mountains, on a trail that was a favorite hunting spot in my younger days, but that I haven't been on since before Mrs. Badger and I got together. It's still beautiful. In fact it looks as if no one but elk, moose, and deer have been on it for years: No footprints, four wheeler tracks, or noxious weeds in sight. That alone was worth the price of admission. Throw in some good company, good snacks, and four miles of amazing scenery? Well.
Now I'm hanging out waiting for everyone to emerge from their post-nap showers so we can go out for pizza.
Today, after a big breakfast, we went for a four mile hike in the mountains, on a trail that was a favorite hunting spot in my younger days, but that I haven't been on since before Mrs. Badger and I got together. It's still beautiful. In fact it looks as if no one but elk, moose, and deer have been on it for years: No footprints, four wheeler tracks, or noxious weeds in sight. That alone was worth the price of admission. Throw in some good company, good snacks, and four miles of amazing scenery? Well.
Now I'm hanging out waiting for everyone to emerge from their post-nap showers so we can go out for pizza.











