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Here’s the haps:
Hey there, high-minded heroes, Hale and Hearty Handypersons, Harkeners, Healthy Heather Hikers, Hapless Hacks, and Herbophiles,
It is the time of year for our church’s annual Men’s Father/Son Campout. My son and two of my grandsons and I will be up in the woods for the next few days.
38°57’48.6″N 105°27’19.2″W
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14 responses to “NOW Where Are You Headed, Herb?”
Enjoy the father/son time Herb. Hope the weather is good for you. Allan
The coordinates remind me of the signs in a big park: “You are here.”
It’s kind of scary to think they always seem to know where I am! 😨
Be safe and enjoy communing with God, His creation and your second and third generations.
❤️&🙏, c.a.
My idea of “the woods” is my back yard. It’s small, quiet, safe and I’ve gotten lost only four times walking around back there.
Have a wonderful time! All that outdoors–I’m jealous.
That’s such an exciting story….🤣
Have fun out there!
Awesome…enjoy the bonding time and have fun!!
Awww sounds like fun. Have a great time Herb! 😀
Enjoy Herb and family. Be safe.
Thanks
Time with the guys of the family sounds great. Time in the woods much less so for me. I love the idea of the great outdoors. It is the actual outdoors that I struggle with. This is just one reason it is good that you are not more like me. 🙂
lol. Well, I can like you and not be like you but yes, I love it.
Summer in the mountains. It must be a wonderful time. Is there a snow-capped mountain during the summer?
Yes, quite a few, actually. We were only at about 9000 feet above sea level elevation but whe you get around 11 or 12 snow stays pretty much year round. It did snow one year when we were up in that spot but it didn’t last very long.