The snow glistened in the bright sunshine along the trail.
My thigh and calf muscles were grateful to Sandy for sharing her ibuprofen, without which I would have never made it the 6.7 miles to the cabin.
Geeze, some moose forgot to flush.
Tom was a great sherpa, but his search & rescue services were thankfully not needed this time.
The cabin amenities included an outhouse, stove, firewood, a lantern, matches, and other useful items.
We had to eat a LOT of frittata the next morning to get our energy up for the ski back out.
Sandy crossing Angel Creek and packing the ibuprofen for Betsy.
There's nothing better than a nice relaxing soak in the hot springs to soothe those tired ski muscles.
I swear that trail was a lot shorter when I did it ten years ago, but was still great to get out again. Thanks, Sandy!
Great pictures, Betsy, and a wonderful trip. Thanks for coming with us and "documenting" our adventure. I'd love to see the rest of your photos!
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