I found another lake,
and like the last one, it is now my favorite place to sail.
There is not a single house or cabin on this lake, just the US Federal Park, a very nice one too. There isn't even a boat launch fee for the excellent launch site.
There are islands to explore, and nice camp sites to stay at on them.
I camped four days on the lake in my Vacationer the Aurora Wolf. I was very comfortable with lights, fan, stereo, and even and ellectric heater for taking the chill off in the AM.
I didn't even put a dent in the charge on the battery, thanks to all you Men who helped me with the electrics.
My wife Joan and I had some company, Angelika and Lars Opland with their boat the Loon. Next year I hope to lure a few more SV's to Hidden Lake for a little messabout.
Taking a break at the far end of the lake, we scavanged the beach for drift wood and fresh water snail shells. Of coarse the Wolf was impaitent and didn't care for the crew abandoning her for the shore.
My idea of a perferct vacation, even though I caught my wife's cold and went sick, hacking my lungs out. There wasn't nothing going to keep me from missing this last sail. I got better as the days went by but it wouldn't have mattered I still had fun and it sure beat staying home sick.
