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Considerate puker makes trip
TRIP from Page 9
This time it wasn't me, but it was
someone in our tent. A whiskey drinker
I believe. That guy deserves a pat on
the back for being the most consider
ate puker I've ever met. That poor
bugger crawled out of his sleeping bag,
out of the tent and off into the weeds
every time. There's no way I would have
left my bag for anything I'd of just
turned toward the photographer.
Plans always sound better late at
night than early in the morning. We
didn't make it up at 4 a.m., but by 9
a.m. we were packed, Ted and river
ready. The first thing I did was to almost
fall in trying to get to the back of the
canoe.
"Don't grab the gunwhales," said a
trip leader laughing.
"What the hell is a gunwhale?" I
wondered.
The morning was beautiful and geese
and cranes flew in "V's" overhead. A
bald eagle cruised the sky just out of
camera range.
We paddled along for about an hour
and a half, taking in the scenery, and
stripping off a layer of clothing now and
then as it got warmer. Then we paddled
onto a sandy bank and stopped for a
short break. Exploring a little, we
found the remnants of an old farm that
the river had claimed, half burying it in
the sand.
When we got back to the canoes and
pushed off, a trip leader said he had
put a bag of gorp in each canoe. When
we got out of earshot Mark and I tried
to figure out what it was and what it
was for. I stuck the gorp in my ba and
brought it home to show my friends.
We floated down the river for another
hour, enjoying the warm sun and the
company of the others. The eagle got
just close enough for us to catch a flash
of white on its head and tail, but no
closer.
We pulled in on an island for lunch,
and I took the opportunity to test the
temperature of the water with my feet.
Even with my shoes and socks on I
could tell it was quite cold.
The lunch was excellent, roast beef
no less. Remembering some of the
crude meals I've eaten on previous
camping trips of my own, I appreciated
it. Whoever packed the food on this one
knew what they were doing.
After about an hour we pushed off
again for the last leg of the trip. We saw
more of the now familiar cranes and
geese, a couple of deer and a beaver
resting on the side of the bank.
Eight or 10 deer ran out into the river
and crossed right in front of the lead
canoe. They lunged and swam across
the river, disappearing with a flash of
white tail into the undergrowth on the
opposite baij(.
Monday, March 31, 1986
more pleasant
This happened twice. Mark and I,
being in the last canoe on both occa
sions, decided to take the lead and try
and get some good shots. No deer ran
out right in front of us, but the eagle
did fly low and directly over the last
canoe. Oh well.
The bridge marking the Shelton inter
change loomed ahead of us all too soon.
It was time to pull ashore for the last
time.
Rinsing out the canoes and loading
our gear, I thought about the trip. At
first I thought the main attraction to a
rec' department trip would be the
incredibly low prices. This trip was
only $35 (Liquor excluded). You could
n't take this trip on your own for twice
that amount.
But there is a less obvious benefit:
You really don't have to plan, worry, to
even think on a trip like this. Someone
else is taking care of that. All you have
to do is kick back and enjoy. After a few
weeks of classes, work and homework,
it feels good to do just that.
I don't think we were on the road for
more than 10 minutes before I was
asleep. I woke up a couple of times and
looked around to find everyone else but
the trip leaders in the front seats nod
ding in and out of sleep, too.
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