Coyote Lake

As we settled into our home for the week, we started to get familiar with the local wildlife. The first day or two, there weren’t very many people about, and we saw a couple of deer. I wasn’t fast enough to get a picture of them, though. As the campground gained more people, the deer stopped coming around. But the wild turkeys visited us just about every morning. And there were lots and lots of birds. So I took numerous pictures of birds. Across the water, there were beautiful hills with cattle grazing. It really was a peaceful and relaxing setting.

People who have Airstreams are like people who own Jeeps. They kind of have their own club. Jeep people “duck” each other. Which means if they like someone else’s Jeep they leave them a rubber duck. Airstreamers “flock” each other. They will leave each other a flamingo of some sort to say “Hi, I like your camper.” We were given our first flamingo while we were here. I was quite excited! It lights up! Aaron, not as much, but he is warming up to it 😉.

We really enjoyed our stay here for the week. Aaron was done with his work in Fremont and we decided to move on.