Today was a no pressure day. We drove down to Nestor Falls to show Walter the terrain. We stopped at a remote part of the lake and let the dogs "go play" which tells the dogs that they can run off leash. They go nuts when they get to "go play". We were around 200 feet from the lake, and Monty took less than one minute to jump into the lake. I called him and told him to stay out of the lake but he ignored me. Monty is still wet hours after the Keeshond Polar Bear Outing.
I walked down to The Potty People's place a couple minutes ago. You'll remember from yesterday that one potty was missing. Today, I am happy to report, the potty has returned and is facing the other potty on the mat. When I walked by the campsite, there were several people grilling out next to one of the potties and people were sitting around on the mat. Somebody had placed their coat on one of the potties. Yuck. Yuck. YUCK. Nasty. What is really amazing is that I noticed that the trailer was from Oklahoma. I used a mapping program and determined the shortest distance possible to the Oklahoma border is 2100 miles. Oh my. Somebody drove well over 2000 miles with two porta potties in tow. Nasty, eewwww. Then they get here and party around the potties. Eeeeeeewwwwwww.
This campground is full of US citizens. Wisconsin and Minnesota are the usual license plates. I did see plates from Florida, Ohio, Missouri, Texas, and Oklahoma (this is The Potty Peoples' Honey Wagon). We are about sixty miles north of the US/Canadian border.
We are staying here for another day and leaving on Saturday. We should be in the US on Saturday. We haven't had a chance to go fishing here but will do so tomorrow. We're renting a boat and will motor around a while. Of course we're taking the puppies as Monty loves to go for boat rides. We'll see tomorrow how much fishing goes on.
Al
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