May 23, 2014

Here I am trying to get granola from under the seat.  Trying to get 

clear in there is hard, I think I am still stuck in there.  It is hard

type in the dark.  

Here is a post that we were marking for the trails.  When all

the meadows look the same those posts make me feel secure.

This spot is called 4 way gate.  There are four gates that meet 

together at one point.  We were pounding in  a post and when

we got done Jeff said, "Where are my tools?"  We look over

and he had left them on the post on the OTHER SIDE OF

THE GATES!  Undoing the gates is a major ordeal so we

decided it would be quicker if I just crawled under the gate.

So I did!  Funny thing, I was getting ready to roll under the next 

gate when Jeff said, "Why don't you just walk over to the post

and reach the tools.  I was going to go under two gates, I am

so glad Jeff didn't decide to teach me a lesson just then and

spared me the task of rolling again and extra two times.  I 

guess he does love me, right?

This is the post hole pounder and Yes, I am pounding the post.  Lucky for

me the ground is soft from all the snow and rain.

These are the walkie talkies we purchased with our garbage pick

up money.  We only had to add ten dollars to the tab.  Jeff thinks

we should go out again to see how much more we can find.

Needless to say, we have quite a reputation in the garbage

collection world.

This is a hand washing unit Jeff put together.  We were

given the idea from a trek group that is coming this summer.

Bryan Booth sent us a picture of the unit and we

got the parts in Ogden yesterday.  

It has a boat pump that pulls the water from one bucket and

comes out the spout on the bucket.  We figure it is a 

fun way to wash your hands in the field.  We are excited

to let the Greene's try it out.  One good thing if you aren't

pumping it isn't running water.