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| Pre-planning yummy and easy meals was key! Kadin really wanted to "help" with the cooking and lighting of the stove. Meal times were probably the most dangerous part of the whole trip! |
| And we're off. My hiking pole was a perfect size for him when it was fully collapsed. He insisted on it any time he was hiking on the trail. |
| I tried to wipe his face a bit before heading into bear country, but obviously wasn't too successful. I certainly did get it clean before bed though! |
| I think he looks like my brother Mark in this photo! Something about the expression on his face reminds me of one of Mark's baby photos. |
| And here he is just adorable smiley Mr. Kadin. Love you. |
| Ha! Not just a bear-proof canister… it's Kadin proof too! Drove him nuts, trying to get to all the snack and lunch foods! |
| Kadin is such a helper and after breakfast at our second camp, where there is no river nearby, he runs over right away to help me break down the tent in the morning. ;-) |
| And then, it was time to relax and have some snacks. I mean, it's been at least 1/2 hour since he's eaten. Of course he's hungry! |
| The whole hike was forested and the trail was often overgrown and narrow like this section here, so it was a bit tough for Kadin to hike sometimes, but it was overall a big success. |
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