November Camping?

[Nick]

Camp camp.

There was recently snow in Detroit

[Cody]

We need to go soon I think. Both of us want to go and if the weather is even remotely nice and you have free time we should do it. That's what I say.

[zourtney]

Ya know, you guys on running out of November....

[Nick]

I am more or less ready to go whenever. The blazer needs a little help though if we were to take it, it is a little leaky and a little powerless (battery). And from what I hear, you don't have to go far to find lots of snow.

[zourtney]

Detroit was nothing but rain on the way home yesterday. The upper hills were clearly snow-covered, but I think you'd have to go above Elk Lake altitude to sleep on a blanket of snow. I could be wrong, though. It seemed like it warmed up a lot yesterday, so even some of that snow might have melted. The snow turned to rain a good half-hour before we hit Detroit, as we drove west on Hwy 22 yesterday...but I'm not sure what the elevation change was.

[Nick]

Richard and Brent were scouting for deer yesterday and got stuck in the snow they were up by that gravel pit where we tried to go paint balling a few weeks ago. There is apparently a foot or two there so it must be higher then Detroit.

[zourtney]

Oh nice I want to plan a time and go play in some snow. Maybe boarding, sledding, or tubing. I probably should fix my boots or get new ones, though.

[Nick]

This camping trip might have to just become a day trip. Thanksgiving and my mom's birthday and coming up fast so I guess until after those pass I cant stay in the woods very long.

[zourtney]

I didn't really plan on going, but I would be up for a day trip. We could even scout the lands for a Christmas tree.

[zourtney]

Dudes, it's the 3 of Decembuary. You missed November by days.

[Nick]

Yup. November 2009 is dead and gone. Just a rotting corpse on the wayside.  December has taken its place. Our new chilly master commands us out into the open with brisk air and the promise of fluffy water.