Hola Amigos,
No, I didn’t just get from a trip to Mexico
(sigh) just thought I would spice up my
greeting. On my hike today to Tom, Dick and Harry Mountain I did see
something that I think all of us stuffies should visit. I love Salmon and Huckleberries….clearly
this is the place for me.We hiked up to the top of the mountain today. The wildflowers are past their prime (by the way Jerry how is your garden holding up?). I did see lots of these red berries but I was afraid to eat them just in case they gave me an upset stomach. It’s no fun being sick.
We hustled up to the top of the mountain to see
a beary nice view of Mt. Hood. From
this viewpoint you can usually see Mt. Adams, Mt. Jefferson, and Mt. St. Helens
but there was too much smoke or smog in the air for any of that today. It was a great lunch stop.
There is a lake down below, it’s called Mirror
Lake. I hope I can see Mt. Hood’s
reflection in it when I get there.
No luck, but that’s OK.
I think I might just sit here on the dock of the bay and relax.
Usually when we finish a hike it’s time to go home. Interestingly today we had some extra time
so we ventured off to see Timberline Lodge on Mt. Hood. I would highly recommend it, of course they
didn’t serve Starbucks but nobody is perfect.
Being thirsty I decided to see what was happening
in the bar. The bar was closed (huh)
but it was animal themed so that’s cool.
The Blue Ox Bar at Timberline Lodge looked beary interesting, I was
hoping they would serve me a nice cold beer or at least a nice cool glass of
iced tea. I do like the mosiac in the back, seems like something Beanie might enjoy as well.
I decided to explore the rest of the lodge. They had this cool room with a wooden ping
pong table and a shufflebear table.
I saw this big group of people heading outside
so I figured I should follow. They were
going to a big patio overlooking Mt. Hood.
Lucky for me they had this nice fence for me to pose on. Hmm, maybe I will see if the bar is open
now?….
Ooh, that metal fox sculpture thing is beary cool!
ReplyDeleteThe bar is based around Paul Bunyan and Babe the Blue Ox (that is what the metal sculpture thing is supposed to be). Wasn't Paul Bunyan from your neck of the woods?
DeleteThat sculpture is supposed to be Babe?? I don't think so... definitely a fox... perhaps the fox named Robin Hood!
DeletePaul Bunyan was indeed from Minnesota, and there are some sculptures of him around the state.
DeleteLittle Fox, when will take your flag and put it at the top of Mount Hood?
ReplyDeleteMy sekrebearies forgot the flag this weekend. Don't worry it's going on their performance evaluation at the end of the year.
ReplyDeleteI like the flag idea too... although Mt. Hood looks beary high. Be careful around Mt. St. Helens... it might burp...
ReplyDeleteGreat hike and great views!
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