Re: Alice, Magua, Uncas...

Posted by Marcia on November 04, 1997 at 06:11:44:

In Reply to: Re: Alice, Magua, Uncas... posted by Elaine on November 03, 1997 at 21:49:01:

Elaine wrote:
: Welcome back! Yes,... poor fragile Alice.
: (Who were you looking for in the wilderness???) Glad you're back.

Well, Elaine, I tried & tried to see Hawkeye himself popping out from behind a sabal palm along Juniper Creek, or peering over the palmettos near my campfire, but, alas, the only other persons I spotted in the wilderness (besides my husband & myself) were a couple of "good ol' boys" on their way to pick out a stout tree for a blind, in preparation for next's week's opening of hunting season. As for Hurons, Mohicans, Sauk or Fox...none anywhere! Not even a trace of the more likely (for our area) Seminole! Our luck was better at spotting interesting birds (lots of hawks & migrating warblers), fall wildflowers, weird insects, signs of bear, white-tailed deer galore (getting in one last frolic before having to lay low for a couple of months, no doubt), armadillos, raccoons and some of the fattest gray squirrels I've ever seen. Enough good stuff to keep me from missing Hawkeye TOO much, I guess! ;o)

Marcia

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: Elaine wrote:
: : Welcome back! Yes,...  poor fragile Alice. 
: : (Who were you looking for in the wilderness???) Glad you're back.

: Well, Elaine, I tried & tried to see Hawkeye himself popping out from behind a sabal palm along Juniper Creek, or peering over the palmettos near my campfire, but, alas, the only other persons I spotted in the wilderness (besides my husband & myself) were a couple of "good ol' boys" on their way to pick out a stout tree for a blind, in preparation for next's week's opening of hunting season. As for Hurons, Mohicans, Sauk or Fox...none anywhere!  Not even a trace of the more likely (for our area) Seminole!  Our luck was better at spotting interesting birds (lots of hawks & migrating warblers), fall wildflowers, weird insects, signs of bear, white-tailed deer galore (getting in one last frolic before having to lay low for a couple of months, no doubt), armadillos, raccoons and some of the fattest gray squirrels I've ever seen.  Enough good stuff to keep me from missing Hawkeye TOO much, I guess! ;o)

: Marcia


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