It’s
been more difficult to find a campsite to stay on weekends. The state parks
are all booked up weeks (or months?) in advance. RV parks tend to be better,
but this weekend all types of things occurred. One town had a lot of RV parks,
but they had a festival going on (Wurst Fest) and no spots. Plus, the recent
rains had flooded many of the parks so they were either closed or still
cleaning out debris. Another town had an Airstream event going on.
Instead,
we found Cascade Caverns. The caverns itself is flooded but the campground is
open. The part that I love is the wild deer that wander the area. Just for fun
we tried to count the deer as we drove into our campsite. We saw 10 deer in
several groups just that one time! I don’t have any pictures of the deer. They
aren’t as tame as other deer we’ve seen in state parks. However, here are the
bones of a deer I found while on a hike.
Everyone
needs a dinosaur. This one apparently was built when “Father Hood” with Patrick
Swayze and Halle Berry filmed in the area.
The geology
is fun here. Everything is limestone with holes in some of the rocks. They look
like bones to me.
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