Day +22 "M" Day

The migrating ducks and geese continue to enjoy the accommodations of Lower Kroc Pond, They have a good source of swimmin water as well as natural food supply supplemented with a 100 pound bag of cracked corn. Each evening, at the designated time following sundown, the local rabbit harem also come out to feed on the lawn. They have become so "regular" that even "Mama Cat" perches in the window waiting for their arrival.

Although, I have not done much in preparation for the forth coming onslaught of summer guests to the HITW, I intend to start soon. Really, I do! spent a few minutes in camp today to survey the area. Looking real good, have not had to pump for the past 48 hours. Currently, 62.6 percent of the parking area is now dry and dusty. The sand hill is dry and just waiting for the first little foot prints to conquer the hill. Bronco Lane is dry except for the historical frost heave by the "Welcome Sign". No one stole the Bronco over the winter months. Messican Lane is still covered with about three inches of snow, the last of the seasonal snow berms that were stocked piled. The slope melt down of snow and glaciers is 90% completed. The cabin sites ground area is dry, after surveying the fall "mud slides" that encroached onto the Wolf Den, I have come to the partial conclusion that it may have been a good thing. At least, I have a concept that that does not involve shoveling and hauling by wheelbarrow, 10 yards of silt. Lot's to get done, but it always looks that way this time of the season when you look at the calendar.