Great video of the beautiful place I call home! My hubby works in the castle on Whiteface & I run an Airbnb in Au Sable Forks. I've traveled all around the world and still think this is the most beautiful place on earth. =)
Whiteface is beautiful at the top. My buddy and a few friends climbed Esther mountain first and then made our way to Whiteface. Theres a base camp spot where they both connect. It's an all day climb but worth every black fly.
The black flies are around a few weeks a year. Usually in May.. Also called May flies. They come out later in higher elevations. If you have never been bit by them, you can get sick and very swollen from there bites. Nice video !!
I was moose hunting in northern Ontario a few years ago and the Black Flies and No-See-Ums were vicious! We were told they’d go away when it got cold. Well in was 15°F and snowing and they were still swarming under my hat brim. I think they were wearing tiny parkas. 🤣
I have been watching you two with Roadtrek for a long time..I wish that I knew that you were in my area you could have boondocked at my home here in Lake George.
Have difficulty grasping the magnitude and details of this incredible area of the us- And an area not nearly as published as many other areas of the us $20.00 ...
You made the same mistake I once did. Black fly season in the woods of the Northeast runs from around mid May thru end of June, early July. They aren't around like you experienced the rest of the year.
You can spend years exploring the Adirondack’s. By RV, snowshoes, canoe, cycle, hiking, climbing fire towers, on and on and in every season. And distracting yourself with great dining, sporting events and lodging, history and culture. To prove the point, where.else can you visit Americas most iconic colonial star fort, Ticonderoga, dine at the awesome 19th century Sagamore Resort on Lake George, see the NY Ballet inSaratoga Springs, ski Gore Mountain and still only checked out the little far eastern park neighborhood of it 6 million acres.
You gotten bitten for your art. Yikes. Sorry. I'm skipping that area. Yep. The flies win!!! I'm enjoying your beautiful views. Were the campsites on top of the mountain and were the black flies swarming the campground too???? Your beautiful video is changing my mind....
I grew up in Albany NY so the Adirondacks were our escape in summer as a child. I made sure my children knew the beauty and majesty of these beautiful mountains. The black flies have a season you need to avoid!! Lake George although falling to people not protecting its beauty remains drinking water safe and the water is so cold I wouldn’t jump in until late July! Have fun you are making me homesick!! If you can try and visit in early October it is amazingly ablaze with color! Black mountain is an easy but long hike to the top.
Pamela, I was in Lake GEORGE swimming with 1 year grandson and the temperature of the water was very mild. As far as people not protecting the Lake nothing is further from the truth. There are numerous organizations that are dedicated to preservation and assure the Lake remains pristine.
Difficult to appreciate all the rules assigned to dogs Family members ... excluded- harsh Seemingly fools impact the majority of reasonable pet owners And my experience witnessed many oddities assigned to humans in parks that far exceed any assumed antics of dogs
The black fly's are the worst from Mothers day to Fathers day. If you want to avoid them next time ,visit the area after July 15. I spent the summer 2 miles from fish creek campground at a children's church Youth camp volunteering in maintenance. we tore down an old cabin and built a new one. The camp allowed me to live in my class A RV and gave me full hook ups and also fed me 3 meals a day. one of the best 4 months i ever had.
I grew up in the area, and I will tell you what I tell everyone else. Go in August. The mosquitos and Black Flies are worst in the spring and early summer. Also, 25% Deet insect repellent just won't cut it. There are 3000+ plus lakes in the Adirondacks and almost every one of them has a swamp at one end, so bugs are a big deal. Get some 95%+ Deet to fend off the bugs and you'll thank me later. LOL. And make sure your pets are protected, because ticks are everywhere, and Lime Disease is widespread. Speaking from experience, Lime Disease is very serious for pets, so make sure your pet has very good flea and tick protection., and check them for ticks often The price you pay to visit one of the most beautiful wilderness areas on earth (IMHO). Also, go to Upstate NY in August because all the fresh vegetables are ready and they are second to none.
Rule of thumb for the daks, stay away Mother’s Day to fathers days. Between the two days the black flies are usually the worst. They aren’t as bad all summer!
As soon as you showed the guy with a head net, I said "Nope, I am turning around." Then seeing all of the flies on the van screen...omg. But it looks like your trip was well worth all of the views!!! 😀
It was worth it. We needed to visit in June. By mid July, the bugs are mostly gone. And even when we were there, they only bothered us on certain days and at certain times. With even a slight breeze, they left us mostly alone.
Wow! I had no idea it was so many acres. Gorgeous. So sorry about all the flies. Thank the Lord for the wind. Any explanation for what’s caused this flypocalypse or is this standard fare for that area this time of year?
Oh nice, only $20 to get eaten up by black flies. "What a bargain". 🤪👍 It looks like your own personal Alfred Hitchcock movie. Great video guys, thanks for sharing.
Wish I would have known your in the area, could have shown you a few places as well as free camping areas. Best time to come into the ADK is mid July to late September. Late spring this year, so the black flies were around a little longer this year.
You were in my hometown... home of The Wild Center. Tupper Lake, NY... proud to say my friend and I are the only ones to be able to brag about playing music on the Wild Walk... we were set up on the Twig House (where the giant woodpecker is)... and provided our rendition of “Up On The Wild Walk” (a spoof on Under The Boardwalk, by The Drifters)... The Wild Center and the Adirondacks are a great place! Proud to say I am from here!
I live in Rouses Point, NY, North East of the Adirondacks. I have visited most places you visited. I especially enjoyed this one. Black flies in June are terrible!
Though I live in the pacific nw my dads relatives are from the Adirondacks. Its beautiful up there. But ill take the nw .... Its so beautiful here tooo. And the mosquitos are rare and so are the flies. Lol . Plus our flies don't bite.
I'm glad you enjoyed yourself that is a beautiful area I live about an hour and a half from there if you ever come back to New York go to Alexandria Bay New York there is boat tours plus there is a castle you can visit
The no dogs makes sense. Actually, i think parents (fur or otherwise) should have to take an obedience test, to show they know how to control their charges. Maybe their could be a license...
Thank's Mike and Jen for the update, and of course my wife will never go with me in an RV to travel. Hilton or Marriott hotels is her standard for travel only! No fire ants, Black Flies or gators or snakes she say's. (Living the dream with you two!)
David Overholt Stay at the Crowne Plaza......the black flies come every year. We live in Syracuse and know not to go up north during black fly season. Sorry for your bad experience! It is actually enjoyable any other time. 😀
Because of the Black Flies, in the New England area of the eastern US it is recommended that you schedule your visit several days after June 15 or be prepared to wear your mosquito netting and were big relevant. Just saying. 👍🏾😁👌🏾😊🤙🏾😎
Mike it isn’t the dog poop that keeps our dogs out of some sites. It is the confined boardwalks or staircases where someone who is afraid of dogs would not want to encounter a dog coming in the opposite direction or walking behind them. The trails are open enough where you can step aside and give each other a wide berth. FYI.
Black flies are so bad in up state NY this time of year. We Have has a mild summer so far and the rivers and lakes have a lot of water. You can use bug spray but the reason people wear the head nets is because black fles will actually burrow into your hair on your head to get to your scalp to bite you. Unless you want to put bug repellent on in your hair i would suggest the head net
Absolutely wonderful video this isn't far from where I live I've been camping all over NY since I was a child safe travel's and I cant wait to see your next adventure
Correction: It is the largest wilderness area in the US, not just the Eastern US. This is the first time seeing your videos. Is that a Norwegian Elkhound? I used to have one, wonderful dogs.
You are correct.... sort of... in the lower 48. Fun fact: It was the first preserve designated in the US. Now up to 7.2 million + acres and increasing every year. A most beautiful place indeed.
Repellants don’t usually work so well on black flies. Long sleeves, long pants. Tuck the pants into your socks, wear a head net. Some people also wear gloves. They also make full coats with all of that integrated. The flies move up the mountains as it gets warmer because they can’t deal with the heat. Eventually they just die off in July. It’s bad this year.
None was free on this trip....the Fish Creek and Rollins Ponds campgrounds shown in this video, and the Lake Moreau State Park campground we'll show in the 2nd part of the video next week, are boondocking only and cost $20-$30 or so, if I recall.
Just got back from a week camping in Prince Edward Island and the mosquitos were out in the thousands! Spent most of the time trying to keep them out of the van! Love the outdoors, but the bugs are enough to keep me in!
RV Lifestyle Growing up in this part of the US my family vacationed in late July and early August and I don’t recall the black flies being an issue. Must be Global Warming that has extended their reign of terror into August. 😀
It is not a National Park. It's a "forever wild" area set aside by the state of New York. There are no admission feed or entrance fees to the park. All free.
What a terrific video. My favorite subject matter ....the lush, green northeast. Once you got through the swams of black flies, they seemed to.let up and you could begin enjoying the beautiful Adirondacks.🌲🌳🌿🍃 Were any of the DEET Insect repellents effective against them? Do any of the Adirondack campsites that you have visited have cabins for rent? Price range? Enjoy seeing Bo having an enjoyable time walking in the woods. Love your channel👌
We didn't check cabins. But the KOA we stayed at iLake Placid/Whiteface Mountain was one of the nicest KOAs we've ever stayed at and that had quite a few cabins. We used it as a base to explore different parts of the High Peaks area.
For whatever reason the bugs this season seem to have been especially heavy. I had 31 bites over a 2 week period gardening - and I was dressing for it!
ALL dogs are allowed on hiking trails of the park. Private businesses are cracking down on service dogs. Most we see now prohibit emotional support animals because it is so abused.
Breath taking views ! We are so blessed to see what you share, thank you !!
Black flies leave in July, but with a little wind there is no problem. The black fly season mid May thru the end of June.
Looks like a Pug Harness on Bo. They are great.
Great video of the beautiful place I call home! My hubby works in the castle on Whiteface & I run an Airbnb in Au Sable Forks. I've traveled all around the world and still think this is the most beautiful place on earth. =)
Hi I'm wondering if the black flies are there throughout the whole summer or just the beginning? Thanks.
There bigger in MD but only in June. But I have to say that is quite the infestation. Scary almost. Ours go away around by July thank goodness.
Whiteface is beautiful at the top. My buddy and a few friends climbed Esther mountain first and then made our way to Whiteface. Theres a base camp spot where they both connect. It's an all day climb but worth every black fly.
Now you are in my backyard! The North Country in the ADKs is the most beautiful place in the world (IMHO)!
Black flies are terrible....thankfully they aren't active after mid July and they also don't bite at night.....but then the mosquitoes go to work....😀
Yup. The night shift
You found my playground ....I love Fish Creek & Rollin Ponds!!! Enjoy!
The black flies are around a few weeks a year. Usually in May.. Also called May flies. They come out later in higher elevations. If you have never been bit by them, you can get sick and very swollen from there bites. Nice video !!
My husband and I tent camped our way from Florida to Maine last year. We were so grateful to have our mosquito-netting head covers with us.
I was moose hunting in northern Ontario a few years ago and the Black Flies and No-See-Ums were vicious! We were told they’d go away when it got cold. Well in was 15°F and snowing and they were still swarming under my hat brim. I think they were wearing tiny parkas. 🤣
We call them no see ums. They can be wicked.
after a few days of 90 degree days they usually die off. July is much better usually.
Just got back from hitchings pond area no black foes but mosquitoes made up for em!!!!😆
I have been watching you two with Roadtrek for a long time..I wish that I knew that you were in my area you could have boondocked at my home here in Lake George.
I use to live in Lake Placid and it is really beautiful.
Come home. We miss you. Lol
Have difficulty grasping the magnitude and details of this incredible area of the us-
And an area not nearly as published as many other areas of the us
$20.00 ...
Nice I hope your visiting the maritime too. Fundy park, Fundy trail, cape breton. Sussex NB my hometown
I hope sometime in the near future we can go there.
Mike and Jennifer this is awesome thanks bunches.
You made the same mistake I once did. Black fly season in the woods of the Northeast runs from around mid May thru end of June, early July. They aren't around like you experienced the rest of the year.
So thankful to live in upstate NY. First black flies, then mosquitos and then regular flies!
You can spend years exploring the Adirondack’s. By RV, snowshoes, canoe, cycle, hiking, climbing fire towers, on and on and in every season. And distracting yourself with great dining, sporting events and lodging, history and culture. To prove the point, where.else can you visit Americas most iconic colonial star fort, Ticonderoga, dine at the awesome 19th century Sagamore Resort on Lake George, see the NY Ballet inSaratoga Springs, ski Gore Mountain and still only checked out the little far eastern park neighborhood of it 6 million acres.
If you happen to make it to the Maritimes, be sure to drive the Cabot Trail in Cape Breton, Nova Scotia. You won’t be disappointed.
You gotten bitten for your art. Yikes. Sorry. I'm skipping that area. Yep. The flies win!!! I'm enjoying your beautiful views. Were the campsites on top of the mountain and were the black flies swarming the campground too???? Your beautiful video is changing my mind....
I grew up in Albany NY so the Adirondacks were our escape in summer as a child. I made sure my children knew the beauty and majesty of these beautiful mountains. The black flies have a season you need to avoid!! Lake George although falling to people not protecting its beauty remains drinking water safe and the water is so cold I wouldn’t jump in until late July! Have fun you are making me homesick!! If you can try and visit in early October it is amazingly ablaze with color! Black mountain is an easy but long hike to the top.
Come for a visit
Pamela, I was in Lake GEORGE swimming with 1 year grandson and the temperature of the water was very mild. As far as people not protecting the Lake nothing is further from the truth. There are numerous organizations that are dedicated to preservation and assure the Lake remains pristine.
Difficult to appreciate all the rules assigned to dogs
Family members ... excluded- harsh
Seemingly fools impact the majority of reasonable pet owners
And my experience witnessed many oddities assigned to humans in parks that far exceed any assumed antics of dogs
The black fly's are the worst from Mothers day to Fathers day. If you want to avoid them next time ,visit the area after July 15. I spent the summer 2 miles from fish creek campground at a children's church Youth camp volunteering in maintenance. we tore down an old cabin and built a new one. The camp allowed me to live in my class A RV and gave me full hook ups and also fed me 3 meals a day. one of the best 4 months i ever had.
I grew up in the area, and I will tell you what I tell everyone else. Go in August. The mosquitos and Black Flies are worst in the spring and early summer. Also, 25% Deet insect repellent just won't cut it. There are 3000+ plus lakes in the Adirondacks and almost every one of them has a swamp at one end, so bugs are a big deal. Get some 95%+ Deet to fend off the bugs and you'll thank me later. LOL. And make sure your pets are protected, because ticks are everywhere, and Lime Disease is widespread. Speaking from experience, Lime Disease is very serious for pets, so make sure your pet has very good flea and tick protection., and check them for ticks often The price you pay to visit one of the most beautiful wilderness areas on earth (IMHO). Also, go to Upstate NY in August because all the fresh vegetables are ready and they are second to none.
Thanks for sharing your beautiful pictures and videos, thanks again I enjoy them👍
Lol. This should be labeled, "how to avoid black flies.". Get one of those electric flyswatters. Looks like a tennis racket.
Rule of thumb for the daks, stay away Mother’s Day to fathers days. Between the two days the black flies are usually the worst. They aren’t as bad all summer!
As soon as you showed the guy with a head net, I said "Nope, I am turning around." Then seeing all of the flies on the van screen...omg.
But it looks like your trip was well worth all of the views!!! 😀
It was worth it. We needed to visit in June. By mid July, the bugs are mostly gone. And even when we were there, they only bothered us on certain days and at certain times. With even a slight breeze, they left us mostly alone.
Indian ladder is one of the best hiking trails in the Adirondacks
Very informative and interesting video. Looks like a very nice place to visit.
Ok, are you talking of free boondocking, or paid dry camping?
I think it goes over the brim of your hat so it keeps off your eyes. I used one in Alaska.
Yes! Put the hat on first, then the net over it.
My wife and my self ride up every year on the bike one of the most beautiful places on earth
Those are regular flies you’d never be able to see if they’re black flies on the
Love the shout out to my home state MICHIGAN. I get the best of both worlds because I have family that live in Lowville, NY.
I must have a dozen Michigan T shirts. I think this year I should get a T shirt from every state we visit. but I'd have no room for them . :-)
Looks amazing 💕 look out for sasquatch
Wow! I had no idea it was so many acres. Gorgeous. So sorry about all the flies. Thank the Lord for the wind. Any explanation for what’s caused this flypocalypse or is this standard fare for that area this time of year?
You get this present every year......mostly in May and June...and they don't bite at night....but the mosquitoes do.....
All the locals we talked to said this was the worst they've seen in a long time. They mostly blamed the rainy spring.
How did you not video the peak of whiteface
Well, thanks for the tour... glad I went with you guys cause I don't think I will be making that trip with the flies. Nice job.
They aren't everywhere. Come visit after July 15th
Those are mosquitoes on the screen
Oh nice, only $20 to get eaten up by black flies. "What a bargain". 🤪👍 It looks like your own personal Alfred Hitchcock movie. Great video guys, thanks for sharing.
Wish I would have known your in the area, could have shown you a few places as well as free camping areas. Best time to come into the ADK is mid July to late September. Late spring this year, so the black flies were around a little longer this year.
You were in my hometown... home of The Wild Center. Tupper Lake, NY... proud to say my friend and I are the only ones to be able to brag about playing music on the Wild Walk... we were set up on the Twig House (where the giant woodpecker is)... and provided our rendition of “Up On The Wild Walk” (a spoof on Under The Boardwalk, by The Drifters)... The Wild Center and the Adirondacks are a great place! Proud to say I am from here!
Bo listen just like my kids 😂
What time of year did you go? Wondering when the black flies land in NY. I see you are bundles in a jacket too. Great video.
I live in Rouses Point, NY, North East of the Adirondacks. I have visited most places you visited. I especially enjoyed this one. Black flies in June are terrible!
I went to the Adirondack park in October of 2016 my photo for my TH-cam account is the picture I took in that birds nest
Though I live in the pacific nw my dads relatives are from the Adirondacks. Its beautiful up there. But ill take the nw .... Its so beautiful here tooo. And the mosquitos are rare and so are the flies. Lol . Plus our flies don't bite.
Why I don’t visit most national parks. They don’t allow dogs. People cause a 1000 times more damage than dogs.
It really makes it hard when you travel with a dog.
Excuse me..but dogs are allowed in the Adirondacks. These are visitors..us residents own dogs. Lol
Its just upstate ny
I'm glad you enjoyed yourself that is a beautiful area I live about an hour and a half from there if you ever come back to New York go to Alexandria Bay New York there is boat tours plus there is a castle you can visit
Try visiting in the late summer, no black flies!! Or see the wild displays of fall foliage in early October!
The no dogs makes sense. Actually, i think parents (fur or otherwise) should have to take an obedience test, to show they know how to control their charges. Maybe their could be a license...
Thank's Mike and Jen for the update, and of course my wife will never go with me in an RV to travel. Hilton or Marriott hotels is her standard for travel only! No fire ants, Black Flies or gators or snakes she say's. (Living the dream with you two!)
David Overholt Stay at the Crowne Plaza......the black flies come every year. We live in Syracuse and know not to go up north during black fly season. Sorry for your bad experience! It is actually enjoyable any other time. 😀
We know a couple who bought a RV after they got bedbugs at an upscale hotel. One never knows.
So true Jen, after 30 plus years, it is baby steps with my wife to see the end of the road in an RV with our pets.
a pleasure to have you pass thru the Adirondacks, i have weekend property in Herkimer County, NY
Because of the Black Flies, in the New England area of the eastern US it is recommended that you schedule your visit several days after June 15 or be prepared to wear your mosquito netting and were big relevant. Just saying. 👍🏾😁👌🏾😊🤙🏾😎
Mike it isn’t the dog poop that keeps our dogs out of some sites. It is the confined boardwalks or staircases where someone who is afraid of dogs would not want to encounter a dog coming in the opposite direction or walking behind them. The trails are open enough where you can step aside and give each other a wide berth. FYI.
Black flies are so bad in up state NY this time of year. We Have has a mild summer so far and the rivers and lakes have a lot of water. You can use bug spray but the reason people wear the head nets is because black fles will actually burrow into your hair on your head to get to your scalp to bite you. Unless you want to put bug repellent on in your hair i would suggest the head net
I had to endure black flies in the catskills some weeks past and I think 2 of them dug so hard into my legs that they took blood out.
I hike a lot up there...
Catnip oil seems to work the best for the bugs.
A product called:
'By-By Blackfly' works ok too.
I read Adirondack in the description and had to check it out. Great video! Looking forward to watching your other posts. Safe travels!
Glad you made it to my neck of the woods ! Black flies in spring=yuk !
Absolutely wonderful video this isn't far from where I live I've been camping all over NY since I was a child safe travel's and I cant wait to see your next adventure
To those of us NYers that come from upstate, this is what we see when we think of New York, not NYC. A whole different world.
Enjoyed these places, love your dog....take care and keep going
Awesome Video.I live in the foothills of the ADKS💓💓
That’s strange my wife and I ride up every summer and have never had an issue with the flys
The flies is what first came to mind when I thought of the Adirondacks. And mosquitoes.
Correction: It is the largest wilderness area in the US, not just the Eastern US. This is the first time seeing your videos. Is that a Norwegian Elkhound? I used to have one, wonderful dogs.
Bo is a Norwegian Elkhound. He is our forth Elkhound. Bo was a surprise birthday gift from our kids.
You may want to do a Google search on national parks and wilderness areas.
You are correct.... sort of... in the lower 48.
Fun fact: It was the first preserve designated in the US.
Now up to 7.2 million + acres and increasing every year.
A most beautiful place indeed.
J. Patrick Moore In the lower 48, it is the largest!
@@jenniferwendland2182 I have my 4th Elkie now too, Sven. LOVE THE BREED.
did you happen to pass by Olympic Park ?
I can see why no dogs. I'll bet that big boy leaves huge piles. ; )
yep, those flies have registration #’s like aircraft lol
They should be gone after the first heat wave!
Repellants don’t usually work so well on black flies. Long sleeves, long pants. Tuck the pants into your socks, wear a head net. Some people also wear gloves. They also make full coats with all of that integrated. The flies move up the mountains as it gets warmer because they can’t deal with the heat. Eventually they just die off in July. It’s bad this year.
People kept telling us it was a bad year. We have our insects in Michigan as well.
Beautiful Video Mike & Jennifer 😊
Flies are not active after July 4th
Wondering... What % of your boondocking is free vs one like this lake where the website says its $20/night (+$5 if you're from out of state)
None was free on this trip....the Fish Creek and Rollins Ponds campgrounds shown in this video, and the Lake Moreau State Park campground we'll show in the 2nd part of the video next week, are boondocking only and cost $20-$30 or so, if I recall.
Oooh, sweet video and nice teaser for next week!
Just got back from a week camping in Prince Edward Island and the mosquitos were out in the thousands! Spent most of the time trying to keep them out of the van! Love the outdoors, but the bugs are enough to keep me in!
The mosquitos and insects do take the joy away at times. We don't go to northern Michigan in June or July.
Black flies are a common occurrence in Northeast woods. But, if my memory is correct they are a late Spring / early Summer (May &June ?) problem.
They usually go away by August
RV Lifestyle Growing up in this part of the US my family vacationed in late July and early August and I don’t recall the black flies being an issue. Must be Global Warming that has extended their reign of terror into August. 😀
Would assume locals have magical potions or tricks to manage life during the black fly mayhem 🤔
We have our tricks haha
I'm 90 mins north in Cornwall Ontario, I wanna climb Mt Marcy...
Come on ian
Nice video pic
Thanks sir
Greatchannel! Caught my eye.
Did your National Parks Pass help with the fees?
It is not a National Park. It's a "forever wild" area set aside by the state of New York. There are no admission feed or entrance fees to the park. All free.
What a terrific video. My favorite subject matter ....the lush, green northeast. Once you got through the swams of black flies, they seemed to.let up and you could begin enjoying the beautiful Adirondacks.🌲🌳🌿🍃 Were any of the DEET Insect repellents effective against them?
Do any of the Adirondack campsites that you have visited have cabins for rent? Price range?
Enjoy seeing Bo having an enjoyable time walking in the woods.
Love your channel👌
We didn't check cabins. But the KOA we stayed at iLake Placid/Whiteface Mountain was one of the nicest KOAs we've ever stayed at and that had quite a few cabins. We used it as a base to explore different parts of the High Peaks area.
@@RVLifestyle Perfect! Thank you for.the tip! 👍
Where is the fire tower from the beginning of the video located?
Joshua Armstrong That’s on Bald mountain. Just north of Old Forge, NY.
Stop at the belvedere in saranac lake. I really liked your video.
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Wonderful video!
Excellent video.......
I was there lol
Love my home! ❤❤❤
The one who were jumping in with my friends
So those kids were you're friends?
Those blackflies did look vicious. That is a beautiful view thank you for sharing it with us. 👍☕️🍩
For whatever reason the bugs this season seem to have been especially heavy. I had 31 bites over a 2 week period gardening - and I was dressing for it!
I'm digging it!
Excellent
Question: Are service dogs allowed?
ALL dogs are allowed on hiking trails of the park. Private businesses are cracking down on service dogs. Most we see now prohibit emotional support animals because it is so abused.
RV Lifestyle it’s a shame that people abuse such privileges.