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Kodiak Diary
(continued from frnge 3)
Dousing boots for the spring
mud, we started out Brooklyn.
The sky was blue and the air
warm and the ozone smelled
fresh
At the military parking area
we looked over two of the surp
lus shacks and after joining Mr.
and Mrs Fred Miller in convert
ing them Dofh into attractive
houses, continued on our way.
The Rotary club-sponsored ice
skating lake was snow-covered
1 and a good head of water was
^ rushing over the wooden spill
way. Past the lake we decided to
cut through the woods to the
trail to Wide River lake, but a
few steps off the rood found us
half way up our boots in spring
mud, so we went back to the
roid. At the Montmartre we
turned off the branch road and
ambled over to Wide River lake
on more solid ground, to discover
the lake and its valley thick with
a blanket of snow that was blind
ing in the bright sun
Not wanting to get sun struck
we started back the way we
came wending our way leisurely
homeward, visiting as we weut
with others also out on fiesh air
tours.
We saw Mr and Mrs. V. G
Ellis, both disguised in green
glasses; Mr. and Mrs. Pete Mag
nusen, the former not knowing
us without the beard; Bryan
Thorsheim and 3 youngsters and
listened to him tell that he read
in the Header's Digest that a
short walk will make one eat
more than one will lose in weight
iinashort walk, wh ch almost
spoiled our short walk; Olaf Hal
veison, with an enthusiastic
comment about spring; and the
“Spence” Spencers, and another
i couple we didn’t see, being dis
j traded by a pair of purple
' slacks.
Arriving home we commented
on how good it had felt to be out
in the sunny open and how nice
it was to have spring with us
once more
The next 3 days it snowed.
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