Lillian Lake Camp

Photo Library - Ribbon Lake

Our morning menu offered  ziplock breakfast in a bag to start us off right. Then after a damp and leisurely morning ( & afternoon waiting the rain and hail out) we closed down the camp and resumed our trek.				Did he pass some gas?
Just straining out some protozoa boys.	Do you think were having protozoa for lunch? I don't know, what do they taste like?	I can do anything you can do better. (another Von Trapp number)	We couldn't be wetter if we were under that thing.	Look, I'm a fire breathing dragon.  Eh, I just coughed up this fur ball.
And the evil mists beckon at their heals...	Soon no one could tell which way was up, despite the training at Wasootch.	Our eagle eyes scouts persevered and eventual spy out the dreaded Chain Trail Mountains of Nor.	After anchoring in, our lead scout climbs off.	The others look in awe at his strength and agility.
My arms have to do this thing again, right!	Do I do that 'Butt stick out L shape' thing here?	Oh, right, I just stay up here and help them up.	Concentrate, and say 'No down here, no down here' OK I got it, I'm ready.	Hey, think we should take the heavy stuff from our packs and put it in the leaders packs while they're not looking?
Count me in!	Not Down, Not Down!	This sure seems a lot  heavier!	Think he  suspects anything? Not yet, but we better switch it at the top.	How do you like my glow in the dark chest stripes, they're all the rage.
I don't know how my stuff could possibly have gotten into your pack?	After overcoming the dreaded Chain Trail Mountains of Nor the group felt unconquerable.	Then some remembered the curse that might come on any that were not honourable after passing over it.	Shortly there after the group found their way to Ribbon lake, and to their astonishment found someone already there.	It was Dave from England. He also had a roaring fire ready to greet them. The entertaining commenced at once, and of course the 2 leaders unloaded and went to pop up a couple tents before daylight totally disappeared.
Rations by this time had become scarce. We had hoped to make it all the way to Lillian Lake to meet up with our party of Orths.	But surveying our situation, it was best we stay the night with Dave and share a few stories.