This was a leftover picture from Day 2....a lone deer at Glimmerglass Lake
We woke up (I think I slept for about 4-5 hours of deeper
sleep) around 7:30…
the radar showed more storms coming in our direction soon,
and another system behind it. We put the
bike up and Stephen covered some of the chain the best he could, and we headed
out toward the next campsite. It rained
a lot of the way there. We stopped along
the way and did some laundry and filled up the gas tank. By the time we arrived at the next site the
rain had stopped for the most part, but now it was after noon, and was hot and
humid.
I considered getting on my bike
to put some miles on, but Stephen talked me out of it;
the roads were still wet
and part of our concern was the gunk that would get kicked up
onto the
chain.
We ended up getting a cabin for the night; our tent and fly
were wet and we wanted to
make sure they dried.
Also, the radar showed another system coming our way some time, and we
felt it would be best to make sure we were dry and not in any danger from
another thunderstorm.
We had some lunch,
hung out the tent to dry and settled in for the afternoon. We walked around the park a little bit and
relaxed. The next 5 days’ forecast looks
pretty good, so we know we are in for some traveling…bike riding and car
sitting.
Oh, and look what we saw on our walk!!
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