We took advantage of the weekend to go out to Milford Lake (since no one was working on our coach, we didn't have to stick around Camp Horizons). We went to West Rolling Hills Campground, the Corps of Engineers campground we've stayed at before. We wanted to explore the nature hike that starts at the end of the B loop in the campground.
We didn't see many critters, but we did discover an old stone barn. It was constructed entirely with hand tools. Two masons cut the stones.
The host at the gate recognized our truck and talked with us about how to make the tight turn at the end of the A loop which caused us so much trouble last time. He said to take the loop in a clockwise direction. We walked out to the end of the A loop to check it out and decided that we actually could make it, since it looked like there's enough gravel to allow us to track outside of the roadway. That's good , because the A loop has 50 amp electricity and we like it.
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