We took our 4 wheel drive off the road for the summer. Insured our car, It has rained for a month. We haven't been able to get out of the bush for 2 weeks. We're picking a winter supply of mushrooms. A year's supply. We eating a lot of mushrooms.
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We took our 4 wheel drive off the road for the summer. Insured our car, It has rained for a month. We haven't been able to get out of the bush for 2 weeks. We're picking a winter supply of mushrooms. A year's supply. We eating a lot of mushrooms.
Are you close to HWY97? Big mudslide just N of the Loon Lake Road. 97 closed.
I guess you could get around through Bridge Lake Little Fort and down #5 to #1.
Very heavy rain so no stopping around the hatchery & canyon on the Loon Lake Road for rock slides and mud.
Go like Hello in there. Only been caught in 1 rock slide in the canyon.
Bought some Fireweed jelly last fall. Damndest thing = taste like grape jelly! (Epilobium angustifolium.)
I guess you could get around through Bridge Lake Little Fort and down #5 to #1.
Very heavy rain so no stopping around the hatchery & canyon on the Loon Lake Road for rock slides and mud.
Go like Hello in there. Only been caught in 1 rock slide in the canyon.
Bought some Fireweed jelly last fall. Damndest thing = taste like grape jelly! (Epilobium angustifolium.)
We're a ways from where hwy 97 runs. We're NW of Williams Lake in Chilcotin. It's wet. A good thing here though. Gives us another season to prepare ourselves for the next bout of fires. lol.
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