It was a beautiful fall day to drive over Stevens Pass in the Cascade Mountains for a relaxing Lake Wenatchee cabin visit and to go to Leavenworth Oktoberfest.
We stopped at 59er Diner for lunch & milkshakes before heading to the cabin.
The wood stock when we first got to the cabin
Sunday morning we went for a walk down to the trail along the shore of Lake Wenatchee.
Chance exploring the neighbor’s dock Dirty Face Mountain reflection Lake Wenatchee reflections panorama
Family out canoeing Cascades & Lake Wenatchee Dirty Face Mountain reflection
Lake Wenatchee looking east
Cascade Mountains & Dirty Face Mountain reflections Cascade Mountains & Dirty Face Mountain reflections at the boat lift.
We made one more stop at 59er Diner before heading home. Gotta help keep their yearly milkshake count.
I love the Adirondack
chairs around the firepit.
The outhouse
How many
engineers does it take to start a chainsaw?
Chain-sawing
time
Time to refuel
This wagon came
in very handy transporting cut wood logs back to the shed. It just needed a
little more air put in the tires.
Woodsy close-ups
And now the
manly man portion of the show, chopping the larger logs into quarters with the
axe.
Joe got it on the first try!
Joe wood
chopping video action
Jorge's
turn!
Time for
more chainsaw action
Men will be men.
The wood stock
when we finished our afternoon chopping.
All in a hard
day’s work.
We went over to
Leavenworth to go to Oktoberfest.
We had a few
beers. Jackie caught up with a childhood Wisconsin
friend Tracy after 20 years apart. Her fiancé and 2 friends also from West
Bend, WI were great company.
Chance exploring the neighbor’s dock Dirty Face Mountain reflection Lake Wenatchee reflections panorama
Family out canoeing Cascades & Lake Wenatchee Dirty Face Mountain reflection
Lake Wenatchee looking east
Cascade Mountains & Dirty Face Mountain reflections Cascade Mountains & Dirty Face Mountain reflections at the boat lift.
After the short walk along the shore, we finished up stocking the wood.
We had another great stay at the Haney cabin on Lake Wenatchee!
Before heading
home, we went to hike the Hidden Lake Trail which we had tried to find in
snowshoes in March. It was much easier to find the trailhead today in October.
Some trees were still
down in the lake
Joe & Chance
investigating Hidden Lake
South side of
trail around Hidden Lake with Dirty Face Mountain in the distance
The trees &
grasses reflected into Hidden Lake
Clear waters now
picking up the reflections of the blue sky and clouds in Hidden Lake
I love the
reflection of the yellow trees
Cascading cold
water on the trail
Visible tree in the clear Hidden Lake waters
Yellow mirror
image
Black dog
running through the fall ferns
Joe & Jorge
hiking at Hidden Lake in yellow fall trees
Chance walking the water logged
tree trunks
Hidden Lake fall colors
Reflected tree and mountain line
on the Hidden Lake waters
Reflected tree on the Hidden Lake
waters
Chance running through the fall
foliage
We made one more stop at 59er Diner before heading home. Gotta help keep their yearly milkshake count.
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