When we know where we are going, its sure easy for us to find our way and go there.
Once in a while, you follow the front wheel and see where it takes me. Looks like you'll walk very far that way. Hahahahaha
You left Lee's Ferry and hurried up the rim out of daylight and didn't know exactly where to camp. Thankfully, you finally found up the hill to Jacob's Lake.
You weren't exactly staying in Grand Canyon National Park, I hope Forest wasn't scary. Good to know that NFS dispersal camping is free, and the areas are generally exceptional. Even GPS actually showed you to be inside the Park boundary, wow...
Yourself and Bob and are both experienced campers and together, I see its gonna be all fun setting things up together. Thankfully, its broad daylight and you had time to head into the woods and find plenty of fire wood for the night before everywhere completely got black.
Fire restrictions are lifted and all that's required to have a fire are simple NFS requirements. If you didnt have these things, Shovel, Axe, Bucket and Water, it would have been like going to the market with no money, or going to the farms with no how or cutlass or even going to school with no book and pen. Carrying firestarters will sure make the job easier. You even used ordinary cotton balls that have been soaked with Vasoline and all that. You sure was really equipped to make kindling and carry paper for traditional starts.
At the end, I see you carried portable tables and very comfortable break down chairs. You even bought fried chicken at Jacob's Lake for dinner. Thats pretty cool.
If you ask me, i'll say you had a really interesting time with Bob. We sure can't do some things on our own. Two good heads are better than one.
Confirmed!
Thanks, and nice to see you back Oredebby.