We said our farewells to Herb and Randi, and Harley, and had
a short drive of about 40 miles to Duck Creek Village. The road climbed continually up to nearly 9000ft
elevation to the top of the mountain where there was …. Snow! Having been in Zion at around 25C we were
suddenly down to 10c
We found a campsite which hadn’t really opened for the
season yet and had reduced facilities (no showers) but was half price (around
£5/night). There were only 4 other
campers here. It is in a forest, by a
lake on top of a mountain and so peaceful in contrast to busy Zion.
We drove down to Cedar City in the afternoon for shopping
and to get a phone signal to ring the bank that have put a stop on the debit
card AGAIN! Despite emails telling the
bank our travel plans, they still put a stop on the card each time we use it in
another state – very frustrating.
6th May – Gone Fishing
We had a quite day in the forest, by the lake. Paul went fishing and Alison had a quiet day
resting, reading a book, doing the blog, and going for a walk.
Despite the snow and sleet showers, Paul had a very successful
days fishing. By the end of the day Paul
had caught 14 trout! The smaller ones
went back in but we had a delicious dinner, and put four in the freezer.
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