I actually spent three nights here at
Heron Lake. There is nothing to do, nothing really to see. But it
was quiet. When I got there on a Wednesday, there were only a couple
of other campers there. One 80 year old guy who had a big old yellow
dog named Girlfriend. Just him and his Girlfriend. He volunteered on an antique railroad that ran
during the summer months. The other was a seventy year old woman
Named Cory. She lived in her small little Toyota station wagon with
two rescue Jack Russell dogs that people had abandoned in campgrounds
in Arkansas and Mississippi. She had been doing this for years and
loved the life. She had no tent or anything, it was just the car.
Lovely lady.
Miko and I just pretty much vegged out –
did some baby hikes, did some chores.
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| Heron Lake |
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| The lake is really low - all the brown area is lake bottom |
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| Quarter mile Nature Trail - somebody worked very hard laying stones the whole length of the trail |
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| For some reason, Miko refused to look at the camera - this is the best we could do |
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| Laundry Day at the ol' homestead - did it all by hand with a bucket and my washing machine plunger |
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| Finally got me a New Mexico sunset |
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