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- Sunday, January 6, 2008 - Gum Springs Campground, Winnfield LA
- Slow down John, you're driving too fast. You're getting too far over that darned 40 miles per day budget, says I. Image: Paddle wheeler crank, Grand Gulf Military Park, Port Gibson, Mississippi, January 5, 2008.
- Monday, January 7, 2008 - Gum Springs Campground, Winnfield LA
- LD got a sponge bath. Without the sponge. There's no water available here at this primitive campground so I used a rag dipped in a dishpan of water with a little Murphy's Oil Soap and distilled vinegar in it. Image: Untitled, Foscue Creek Park, Demopolis AL, December 19, 2007.
- Wednesday, January 9, 2008
- Yesterday was the first day of my quick blast across Texas. Not wanting to go through Waco, from Mexia TX I took TX 14 south to TX 7 west to I35 south to US190 west to US 87 to San Angelo, Texas. Image: LD at Gum Springs Recreation Area west of Winnfield, Louisiana, January 8, 2007.
- Pine Springs Campground - Guadalupe Mountains National Park, Salt Flat TX
- Located just off U.S. Highway 62/180 near the Headquarters Visitor Center, Pine Springs Campground is a simple, desert camping area situated at the base of the mountain.
- Gum Springs Campground - Winnfield LA
- Gum Springs is a primitive campground in the Kisatchie National Forest on US 84 about 7 miles west of Winnfield LA.
- Night Camps
- Traveling and living full time in my Lazy Daze RV for a couple of years, here's where I've made my night camps.
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Listening
As the poet Gary Snyder said so well, "Beyond all this studying and managing and calculating, there's another level to nature. You can go about learning the names of things and doing inventories of trees, bushes, and flowers. But nature often just flits by and is not easily seen in a hard, clear light. Our actual experience of many birds and wildlife is chancy and quick. Wildlife is known as a call, a cough in the dark, a shadow in the shrubs. You can watch a cougar on a wildlife video for hours, but the real cougar shows herself only once or twice in a lifetime. One must be tuned to hints and nuances." After more than thirty years of living in the foothills of the Sierra Nevada and spending a great deal of that time out-of-doors, Snyder has seen the mountain lion on just a few occasions. One of these sightings was most unusual. Gary had been visiting a neighbor and was walking down from the nearby ridge to his home when he observed a cougar sitting near one of the windows of the house. The animal appeared to be listening intently as one of Snyder's stepdaughters practiced the piano.