Dobson Trail – Day 2 Part 1
“Watch out, water is entering your tent!” I heard the voice of Robbie as the clock struck 6:30 a.m. on Saturday. Guess what? The water from the brook overflew and flooded the surrounding areas. My tent was set right beside it!
As soon as I have all my gears packed up, I literally fled from the tent to keep my backpack and myself dry. It won’t be pleasant to get everything wet at the beginning of a hike. Fortunately, there wasn’t too much water in the tent. We managed to save it from drifting away. Pheww….
After our breakfast, we started hiking around 8:30 a.m.
Following the blue markers along the trail.
There were puddles everywhere. Wet!
Arturo is trying to keep himself balance on the log, while crossing the swamp. Justin was ahead of him.
I was behind Ben, hiking through the muddy patch.
Muddy and yucky!
Robbie and Susan were fetching us some drinking water by a running stream, with filter pumps.
There was water everywhere, owe to the large amount of rain we’ve received since the beginning of spring.
My backpack for the hiking trip.
Green ice tea? Nope. It was drinking water that filtered from the stream. It did look like ice tea though :)
Sun was shining, birds were chirping, and bugs were bugging… :(
One of the better-looking bridges.
Taking a break under the tree.
