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Sounds wonderful. We're in the midst of our coldest, wettest August on record, and the time of the year in our area, where one can do something like this.
A few years back, I used to be prepared for cold weather hiking, and one of my favorite hikes, took me by a pond, with weeping willows around the edge. I used water-proof clothes, and I could sit there for hours, but not the whole day, because the trail closes at dusk. Theoretically I could stay overnight, but that's illegal and not advised with the abundant wildlife.
A few years back, I used to be prepared for cold weather hiking, and one of my favorite hikes, took me by a pond, with weeping willows around the edge. I used water-proof clothes, and I could sit there for hours, but not the whole day, because the trail closes at dusk. Theoretically I could stay overnight, but that's illegal and not advised with the abundant wildlife.




