Tuesday, August 21, 2007

High Adventure in Wisconsin

Whether or not my memories are somewhat exaggerated I remember high adventure as a young Boy Scout backpacking to Bernard Lake, Idaho with only a 20lb pack and not much food. We had to catch fish to have something to eat, and filter water from a seldom-found stream if we wanted water do drink. I remember wilderness survival camping eating cat tail roots and huge ants or canoeing down the Snake River, but that was Idaho.

Here in Chicago we had a different idea for high adventure....kicking back and taking it easy. We went to a ward members lake house and boated for 2 days, swam at America's largest water park--Noah's Ark, mountain biked Devil's Head ski resort, attended a Met's vs Brewer's ball game, stayed in a nice hotel, and then went charter salmon fishing on Lake Michigan.

And I have NO complaints. ( I think we ate at Wendy's four different times) Here are some pics:

1 comment:

Marcy said...

Yeah, the second way is my kind of survival too!