September 4, 2017
There are so many humans here! What is going on? The little human keeps following me
around. I try to hide and she finds
me. Here comes my maternal human. SAVE ME!
Mew! Not the little human again… Mew!
It was a warm night for sleeping outside, but it did cool
off. Bob actually got cold. I was good.
Hayden seemed ok. But, neither
Bob nor Jen slept too well. Bob woke up with
a migraine so we sent him home (all of 10 minutes away). Jen, the kids and I went on a walk to the
Pueblo. Spouse stayed back and made
breakfast.
There was actually staff at the pueblo today. Every time I have walked there, it hasn’t
been open. Little did I know there was a
fee for entry. Ooops… She told us to go ahead and walk the trail
along the river, so we did. Ellie and
Hayden were quite the troopers. We saw a
coyote run across the trail. It was
pretty furry for a coyote. I was told it
might have been a Mexican wolf. We also
saw some weird paw prints in the sand.
One set was canine – maybe the wolf/coyote. The other prints were much smaller. We smelled a skunk, so maybe they were skunk
prints. However, one of the prints
looked like it might have been an iguana.
It had prints on both sides of what looked like a tail. Maybe a gila monster, who knows. The trail follows the Rio Grande and ended in
a beautiful cottonwood grove. It was a
nice walk and I totally enjoyed the kids.
To all of you who know how I feel about kids… I actually REALLY enjoyed
it! Who knew?
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| Living proof that some kids will survive after I spend time with them! |
Back at camp, Spouse had breakfast ready for us. Since Bob left, we took Jen and the kids
home, along with our laundry… We had
enough clothes for another week, but we are not sure how much longer we will
be, so now we are good for a while, probably enough to get us home… I hope…
It was a great visit with them, but alas… we must get back
to Hannah in preparation for the next leg of our journey… Rudy appreciates the solitude!
We enjoyed the visit too!
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