Sunday, July 3, 2022

Hiking the State Park


               My last words would be "Here kitty, kitty, oh big kitty"

Harstine Island's Jarrell Cove State Park is one of my favorite hiking spots. It is close by, an easy trail and relatively safe. There are usually campers and boaters nearby. I wear jingle bells on this trail to alert any wildlife that I'm in the vicinity.  None of us wants to meet up face to face. This Cougar Caution sign was actually spotted at Harstine Island State Park which is a more remote area on the SW side of the island. I hiked it a few times, but it is a very steep trail to the beach and cars have been broken in to so unfortunately it is not on my current list of places to go.

Squirrel Update: Jack caught Bartholemew right away and transported him far enough away where he will never return. Jack said B. growled at him. 
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