mazatzal

  • LF Ranch to Highway 87
  • LF Ranch to Highway 87
  • LF Ranch to Highway 87
  • LF Ranch to Highway 87
  • LF Ranch to Highway 87
  • LF Ranch to Highway 87
  • LF Ranch to Highway 87
  • LF Ranch to Highway 87
  • LF Ranch to Highway 87
  • LF Ranch to Highway 87
  • LF Ranch to Highway 87
  • LF Ranch to Highway 87
  • LF Ranch to Highway 87
  • LF Ranch to Highway 87
  • LF Ranch to Highway 87
  • LF Ranch to Highway 87
  • LF Ranch to Highway 87
  • LF Ranch to Highway 87
  • LF Ranch to Highway 87
  • LF Ranch to Highway 87
  • LF Ranch to Highway 87
  • LF Ranch to Highway 87
  • LF Ranch to Highway 87
  • LF Ranch to Highway 87
  • LF Ranch to Highway 87
  • LF Ranch to Highway 87
  • LF Ranch to Highway 87
  • LF Ranch to Highway 87
  • LF Ranch to Highway 87
  • LF Ranch to Highway 87
  • LF Ranch to Highway 87
  • LF Ranch to Highway 87
  • LF Ranch to Highway 87
  • LF Ranch to Highway 87
  • LF Ranch to Highway 87
  • LF Ranch to Highway 87
  • LF Ranch to Highway 87
  • LF Ranch to Highway 87
  • LF Ranch to Highway 87
  • LF Ranch to Highway 87
  • LF Ranch to Highway 87

LF Ranch to Highway 87

In 5.5 days, we only saw 1 human being: I saw Glenn and Glenn saw me. For all we know, for most of that time we were the only humans in the 252,500 acres (1022 km2) Mazatzal Wilderness (Mazatzal meaning Land of Deer in Aztec, even though the Aztecs aren't supposed to have come this far north), especially given that…
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Pine to LF Ranch

Pine is a strange place. Yes, there are large expanses of pine forests to its north justifying its name, the ladies volunteering at the library were very helpful and chatty, a bakery served good espressos, the hiker-friendly brewery served excellent thin-crust pizza and beer, the Pine Creek Cabins where we stayed were clean and cosy and provided more horseshoe-throwing entertainment,…
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