Wednesday morning I pull out of this little town of Bethlehem. It’s been good but it is time to mosey on down the road. The star that lead me here is moving on. (I don’t think I’ve mentioned the stars at night that are so big and bright that I can see through my tiny camper window by the head of my bed - er, sleeping space. They are magnificent. Even I can pick out some of the constellations.)
Plan is to meet up with ‘Tom and Jerry’ and Dave on Wednesday around noon. The rest of the plan is up to them. I know Dave and Tom wanted to climb Mt. Washington but it doesn’t sound like the weather is going to cooperate. It is suppose to be rainy the next couple of days. It will be interesting to see what they decide to do.
It rained a little today while I was picking beans but that’s life on the farm. Tim was saying that they could have snow on the ground as early as next month. Yea, Kentucky!
I packed up the van a little today. It is always a challenge to try and keep it somewhat organized. There Jerry’s resupply box, his in town backpack with ‘decent’ clothes in it, there in my clothes, stuff I can leave in the car for 3 weeks, stuff I want to take home, camping gear, two (yes two) tents, camp chairs, rain tarp, cooking stuff, plates, etc., maps, and of course, Long Trail Ale and a bottle of Three Blind Moose Wine that I’ve been carrying around since Bangor, PA. Oh, yea, and a can of scrubbing powder that I meant to leave at Genesis Farm but forgot. I do have plans to return it. Not to mention the first aid kits, bug spray, sun block and so on and so forth….
This is the second blog for the day so I invite you to read on....
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