Campsite in the pines.
Hikers in the meadow.
Soft dirt+running water = steep muddy wall.
Friday, April 20, 2007
It's not just a smelly town in North Louisiana
Bastrop State Park is one of the most developed state parks in Texas. We took a hike around their long loop and camped in the "back country" (read - pine trees). Interesting fact though that this area is one of the few remaining habitats for the Houston Toad. Not much elevation change, but it was a good strenuous 8 mile hike. Yeah, I know Nathan you could run that in an afternoon. Here are some pics.
Campsite in the pines.
Hikers in the meadow.
Soft dirt+running water = steep muddy wall.
Campsite in the pines.
Hikers in the meadow.
Soft dirt+running water = steep muddy wall.
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if you added up all of the running that i have ever done in the afternoon, it would probably fall short of 8 miles.
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