Wylie and I spent another winter day at the lake. We went to Kanoplis, needing the exercise that the trails offered.
A well-traveled trail. We were the only ones on the trail, when it’s nice you can expect to see horses and hikers. 
The trails were wonderful to walk, until someone got a sticker in his paw and even though I removed it, he didn’t want to walk on the trail, I had to pack him out. Mention the word sticker and he will snarl at you!
Beautiful ice sculptures.
Someone built a really nice shelter.
This is our new little exploring vehicle. After a long hike it’s nice to have a meal and a nap!! Can’t wait to see all the adventures it will take us on. Not much longer than a full-sized pickup easy to get around, but you have to watch for low hanging limbs and other objects.
Farmer Days 
That shelter is fabulous! Would a hardy camper have built that? Is it for humans, or wildlife? I’ll be that even if it was built for humans, more than a few bunnies or such might have taken shelter there. Your mobile shelter is wonderful! That’s going to make exploring even more pleasurable!
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I forgot to ask: was it wind and wave action that pushed that ice up on the shore? That’s really interesting.
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Yes, the ice pile was caused by the wind and waves. Kanoplis lake has a lot of silt and some of the ice looked like chocolate pieces. Not as pretty as the clear ice.
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I was so surprised to see the little shelter. It was on the edge of an area that offers tent camping and it certainly looked like it could withstand the elements.
We’re really enjoying the little camper. It’s really comfortable for long trips and our daily outings. It’s nice to have your “things” with you, the comforts of home.
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That’s really cool. Looks like a fun touring vehicle. Come see us in AZ!
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That’s part of the plan!!!! to come and see you guys. I don’t think it’s a fast enough mode of travel for Mr. Farmer!
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