Sorry I is late with posting my hike. I know you is all waiting with bacon bref (as the Road Dogs call "bated bref", BOL!) But I has a good eggskoose. I has been rilly, rilly bizzy helping mom rake the leafs wot commed down all at once:
So after last week's haunted hike-o-rama (mom and I LOL'd and BOL's so lowd at all your commenties) we did a ho hum easy peasy hike this time. Nuttin terribully eggsiting but we did hike 15 miles coz it woz close enuff to home that we did not run out of sunbeams. We started at Washington Crossing State Park, hiked ofur to anudder park and back then drived to a seenik on the way home.
So anyways, I has to tell you a funny story about Washington Crossing State Park. Back when my old geezer sis Dixie used to hike, like 4 gabillion years ago, we both hiked at this park togedder. After the hike mom leaved us in the car with the winders half down, coz it be a nice day and not hawt enuff fur the cold air blower, and headed to the powdah room:
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| The Powdah Room |
A laydee screamed and mom turned around to see Dixie skweezing herselfs out the open car winder. She is SOOOOOO noggty! She wanted to go in the powdah room with mom. She jumped out and ran to mom. Not me, I is the good one, I stayed in the car. 'Sides, I could not fit thru the winder. So mom taked Dixie in the powdah room stall with her. Dixie waited until mom woz, errrr, not able to stop her, then she dived unner the divider wall and went a visitin' with the udder powdah room patrons:
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| A reconstrukshun of akshual events. |
Efurry time Dixie popped up into the next stall, a laydee would say "OOOOOHHHH! Hello!" and mom would say "I am SOOOOO sorry! DIXIE! GET BACK HERE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!" But Dixie, knowing mom could not chase her, went on a visitin' and a schmoozin' until mom woz done then Dixie meeted her outside the stalls all innocent like. Mom did not has a happy look on her face when she dragged Dixie back to the car by her collah. Dixie woz in the dog house big time!
So back to my hike. Furst we had to walk on this pawdestrian walkway into the park from the parking lot.
Wowser, no wonner they call it "Fall" - the leafs all fall down:
So we hiked on the Continental Lane. The pee-mail on the sign say this be where George Washington marched in the olden days after he crossed ofur the Delaware River by where we parked our car.
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| Where George Washington's army marched. |
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| Where George Washington's army crossed the Delaware River. |
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| There woz lots of nekkid trees... |
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| Sometimes little bits of color... |
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| Sometimes lots of colors. |
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| Here be a wildlife blind where you can spy on the wildlifes and they cannot see you. |
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| No wildlifes inside. |
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| No wildlifes outside either coz sumbuddy furgot to put the noms out. |
But we runned into Mr. and Mrs. Duck. They woz enjoying a nice relaxing swim around their pond now that the yungun chicklet ducklings is all growned up and out of the nest. They do be enjoying their peace and quiet on this bootiful fall day.
Then I had to stop and look both ways to cross the road to get to the udder park, the Ted Stiles Preserve.
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| Hey, dussn't this belong in last week's hike? |
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| Anudder pond but no ducks. |
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| To get back to the car we had to hike on horse trails... |
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| And a towpath by a canal with rood gooses wot honked at me. |
Then we got in the car and drived just a short cuppull of minits to Goat Hill. It be a furry short trail, only half a mile, up to a seenik of the Delaware River.
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| Heading up Goat Hill afore the sunbeams is all gone. |
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| I stick my tung out coz peeples be in my seeniks. |
This prolly be the last of fall I has to show you. The leaves is coming down rilly rilly fast now. Boo. How long until spring be here?
(PEE ESS - Coz of Frankie's commenty all worried that we not be hiking all winter, no worries, we DO hike all winter. I MAKE mom hike all winter or she gets fat. But we HATE winter and nekkid trees so we will be counting the days till spring hiking.)