Thanksgiving Overnighter

Wandering_About

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Decided to try to get in one last camping trip before the temps here really drop. I camped at a local state park, Ponca State Park, on a somewhat remote campsite right on the edge of the bluff above the Missouri River. The site overlooks South Dakota and Iowa, pretty cool spot.

First, a couple looks at the trail on the way in to the campsite:

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Now a couple views from the campsite:
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This picture is crooked. No idea why it's so hard for me to hold a camera level.
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The campsite. The tent is a Marmot Limelight two person tent.
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More campsite.
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The fire
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The next morning was VERY frosty, and pretty chilly. Temps dipped just below 30 degrees F overnight.
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The heavy frost was from a light fog hanging in the river valley
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Hope you enjoyed the pictures.
 
Like you said... "pretty cool spot". Nice photos too. :thumbup:

Jeff
 
Those are some great looking pictures. It's always nice to wake up with frost covering the ground and the sun creeping through the fog.
 
Nice pics! Looks like a wonderful spot to camp, with a great view. Thanks much for sharing.

I love late fall camping. Camp coffee always tastes better than regular coffee, and that is doubly true for camp coffee on a frosty morning. Of course, you have to work up the nerve to exit the tent in order to make it ...

All the best,

- Mike
 
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