Taking a break!

Monday, October 21st -- There wasn't much to see or do in Kingston, OK. So we came to this location with the intention of just resting for a few days!

Ed Spent some time taking pictures of birds down by the lake.

The rocks down by the lake were just full of fossils!

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There was a trail inside the park. General loves hiking the trails, this one especially, I think, because he has to jump over a huge tree stump!

A couple days after the big storm, we had another lighter rain, and soon realized we had a water leak back near our bed. We had to take everything out of the closets, and prop the bed up to get it dried out. With our fear of heights, it was impossible for us to thoroughly check out the roof. But because of the way the water was coming down the walls, we eventually determined that it must have just been a condensation problem. We got everything dried out, and worked on reducing the humidity inside the trailer.

Three days after the storm, someone finally came to cut the tree down off our neighbor's trailer. 

Wow! So much damage! But it was comforting to me to know that trailers are built strong enough to take that kind of damage and still keep the occupants safe. 

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There is another loop to this campground which is for tents only, but it was closed down the whole time we were there. The campground looked to be in good shape. The only thing I could think of was maybe they were having trouble with the bathrooms. I liked walking General over in that area. Such a pretty view!

Have y'all ever seen an Osage Orange? We had been seeing these for a little while now, and I never took the time to do the research on it until now. This actually does look like an orange on the inside, but the shell is hard as a rock, and can usually only be opened up by running over it with a vehicle. But some larger animals (cows, goats, etc.) do manage to get these open and eat the contents. Pretty interesting!

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