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One of the kewlest things about being a guy, my Dad taught me to pee in the woods! Some times you come across some pretty neat sights! Just sayn! 😉

May 7, 2023May 10, 2023

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Last weekend James and I celebrated our 23rd Wedding Anniversary by kicking off the camping season at Mohican Adventures!
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This was a four or five tick picture. Seems that while I was taking this picture, I picked up four or five ticks and walked around with them. Actually had to pull one of them off of my skin later on the walk.

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