
We were soon joined by others, and a 12 year old Chivas.


As one would expect with afternoon drinking (and, I suspect, other substance abuse), things got a little weird... (Don't ask...)

At some point, we returned to reality and decided that survival dictated a wood run. The weather was cold, with a steady breeze adding to the wind chill. A big fire was needed. So off we went, down the road quite a ways... and new adventures... see next post (or previous post, depending on how you read this blog)
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