Friday night, I drove up with the OAC to Six Lakes.
I'd never been there before.
It's near Altamont, Utah, close to (but not in) the Uintahs.
The lakes were actually quite small:
I'd never been there before.
It's near Altamont, Utah, close to (but not in) the Uintahs.
The lakes were actually quite small:

I haven't canoed since my teenage years.
I had forgotten how tippy and wobbly they are when you get in.

It was warm and nice by then.
It had been cold overnight,
and when I finally emerged from my sleeping bag,
the first thing I wanted was a hot breakfast.
I have a great little camp stove,
and I made a big pan of hash browns:

I also made peppermint tea in the Nalgene bottle,
so it was a good wake-up.
so it was a good wake-up.
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