To make sure the kayaks didn't disappear on us, we parked the vans back-to-back |
The 0.5 mile trail is mostly sugar sand, which is...not particularly fun to hike through.
We saw lots of tracks in the sand: horses, coons, and many, many deer tracks.
We brought our wagon to haul supplies in, and it was definitely a help. We weren't particularly roughing it, on this trip, at least by primitive camping standards. You'll see in the pictures below that we brought some things that were rather luxurious. |
The first load of supplies headed across the half-mile hike.
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Lid's Ozark Trails tent set up on the left. Check out my jury-rigged camping hammock! |
Setting out all the stuff around the fire pit...SO MUCH STUFF
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Mom and Liz putting up their tent. This is the Alps Mountaineering Lynx. |
Check out our super-cool bathroom! It's the Ozark Trails
Shower Tent, with a camp toilet derived from an old
bucket and this snap on toilet lid. We added a plastic
liner and dollar store cat litter. It worked a treat!
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Basic rock fire ring |
That collapsed figure is a very worn out Liz |
The view through the mosquito netting, which is
just a cheap doublewide net from Walmart for
putting over cots
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Cooking burgers for dinner. Gotta love cast iron skillets! |
It's a chilly morning for Florida! |
That wagon was indescribably helpful. I think it was bought at
Home Depot. So worth having to haul it up onto the top of the
van for the drive.
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A bit closer view of the bathroom |
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