Just a quick note to let everyone know that I’m leaving for Arkansas tomorrow and won’t return until next Saturday, which could possibly mean few or no posts over that period of time. I will be taking my laptop along for the ride, but I’m not sure what type of Internet access I’ll have.
While I will be staying smack dab in the middle of the Ozarks, it’ll be at a nice resort and hanging out with some old friends. I intended to get out on some trails, and hopefully get some good photos, but at the end of the day, I’ll be returning to a nice cushy condo that hopefully will have WiFi. We shall see.
Back soon!
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Sounds like fun. Enjoy the weather and the trails. Looking forward to seeing your reports when you get back.
Yep! Should be a great time. I’m looking forward to it. I’ll be hanging out with four of my best friends, who I haven’t seen in three years. Can’t wait!
Remember that there’s nothing wrong with a proper “time off”.
Have a great trip with your friends.
Jon
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Well, how was that trip?
I’ve only read about the area myself…
DSD
The trip was fun, but more so for catching up with my friends then anything else. That part of Arkansas was very nice, with thick woods and rolling hills, but not much that I would term as a “mountain”.
Unfortunately, I didn’t get much of a chance to explore as I got sick part way through the week, and I’m still trying to recover. Ugh! Nothing like feeling miserable and tired with a 10 hour drive back home.