We woke up, walked out, and thought, is that fog we
see? Nope, it was smoke. There were ashes dropping from the sky
covering everything, including us.
We caught 2 more pack rats during the night, getting the
count up to 7.
We watched a doe and a buck walk through the campground to
the river then swim across.
Cry Baby was very squawky this morning The Bald Eagles, Osprey, and Ducks were hard
at it.
The sun was an amazing when it rose above the hill. The
smoke in the air gave it a beautiful reddish glow.
Ferny Kat kept looking for her Gopher friend. He apparently didn’t want to be friends
anymore after she swatted at him. His
empty hole was filling back up with dirt.
The chipmunks were scurrying around, which she decided to
befriend. She ran one up a tree and
waited a long while for him to come down as he barked at her. Every time she would give up and walk off, he
would attempt to climb down, and she would go back to treeing him. After a long wait, he was finally able to
safely get out of the tree.
We went into town to get our connectivity fix. We observed Emergency Management setting up
their Fire Camp at our favorite internet spot.
It was not as peaceful with all the semis unloading their supplies. We
quickly got our stuff done and got out of town.
The boating traffic was active this morning but slowed down dramatically
this afternoon. The few campers in here
were cleared out by 11 am. That left us
and another camper, we rarely see the other camper neighbor.
It was a nice peaceful Labor Day grilling ribs sitting
around watching the critters till bedtime.
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