Wednesday, June 24, 2009

A strange visitor from the east arrives plus Mosomo Point and the Cut Foot Sioux

Modular camping at its finest...that is if
you own a 15 passenger van.

Little cut foot.

It is always good to have a back-up menu plan.



Who says you can't pitch your own garage?

Baby needs new shoes...these were dried a little too long.

They call this the "truckers special" breakfast in Texas.

8 walleyes, plus, the first 3 on 3 casts by Mona.


The goose trap in the closed position.

Here is what happens when your spouse hurls you into
a pump handle.

Naked walleyes. Available to your local store
for 11 bucks a pound.

Part of the "wild game feed" at Mosomo Point



14 years as campground host, LeRoy. His wife Gloria
cooking fry bread at the time.


Wild turkey.

Fry bread


Preserves from the forest

This is the 5th year of the event and all food
is donated and then cooked over the fire.


A few small visitors at Winnie dam

I call them "crapo's..fish tacos with red cabbage,
avacado and a light spread on a flour tortilla
with pan-fish of your choice.


A couple of "bull" sunnies in there.



Jigs being tied.

Just pan fish..did I say just?



Campground chile.

If I had 3 EZ ups, 3 would have been used.


A couple days of working at grandpas before the trip.



Just follow the cable attached to the rear and you will figure it out.






Thursday, April 16, 2009

Wednesday, March 25, 2009

Our off-the-grid 5 acres in Mexico

On Tuesday, 25 March, 2009 we were among the first five people to close at our property in Los Arboles Tulum. We started that journey about five years ago. We want to thank the LAT team and all of the staff of The Tierra Group that worked so hard to get this project to this point.
We also encouage you to check out this unqiue opportunity at
Also, for our friends and family. Put down that date of 21 December 2012. We hope to host an event on our property to mark the end of the Mayan long count and the start of a new era of hope and change. Don't worry the shaman's, curanderos and time-keepers we know promise us that will happen.