

With just this one major trail in the southern half of to do, we headed
out after brunch on the SE loop trail, exiting from the eastern
trailhead for a change, the re-tracing part of the same trail we did
Monday (because we had no choice), then finally split off on to the SE
branch of the river. While it was a nice trail, a lot of it paralleled
some open fields, so it felt a bit more like riding on someone's farm
rather than in the fields. Not quite as interesting as the SW river
loop, but a very nice ride nevertheless. The horses have taken to the
hackamores like real troopers, and Apollo only tried to rodeo me once,
and only half-heartedly at that. The last bit of trail, Creek trail,
was a little slippery, but nothing the horses couldn't handle. There
was a large tree that was being cut down, the ranger had talked to Hubby
about that earlier, but the work was done, just the branches remained,
piled up at the base of the trunk, which the lumberjacks decided to let
remain. I'm sure it won't take long for the forest to recover! Spent
some time packing up and getting ready to leave tomorrow, an early
morning and a long day ahead of us!




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