Summer at the Lake.

Had about a month of Telco Contracts in June finished and headed to the Lake June 27th and stayed till July 28.

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It as always is a way to recollect reality with no computers or phone or news just nature.

We had 3 rainy days out of 30 and they were still enjoyable days to do other non beach events.

Fishing was very fruitful caught 37 trout and 1 Salmon in my Zodiac .

The hardest descision each day was what lure to use and how to prepare the catch.

I have a Samoian tan and plan to do a 5 day boat trip on the same Lake Aug 14th.

My 27 foot trailer with slide sat only 50 feet from the water on that sandy beach it is so hard to keep sand out of the trailer LOL.

I had so many plans to do little projects and ended up forgoing almost all of them in Lieu of campfires , meteor showers and Aurora Borealis (Northern Lights).

Had some amazing planetary moments with the rising of the sun the moon and venus and mars all visible at the same time you could really see the orbital structure.. and dont forget the space Station flieing by 2 or 3 times a night.

Watching the Eagles and the Osprey soaring, fishing and battleing the skys for territorial dominance.Amazing aerial fights.

We had a couple humming bird feeders and had countless hours watching these tiny fighters try to control the feeders for themself very entertaining.

As well as my adopted chipmunk chipper who would always natter at me when I forgot his daily peanuts.

Boats and water sports are always just an impulse away in crystal clear 72 ish degree water.

So it was really hard ripping myself back to civilization but I know it is one less sleep till next visit.

I am now back reignited and boy this computer screen seems so foreign LOL

RobbieBroatch.com  Robbie Broatch is a Canadian from Calgary Alberta Canada but has lived in 15 states and on the west Coast and Vancouver Island.