After spending some with my mate and his companion Dakota for almost a week I can definitely say that the experiences that I've witnessed, endured, and felt were fascinating and rejuvenating. When camping there's this sense of solitude you can never find in a suburbia or a city, a sense that you stand tall with what nature has to offer for and with you, and what makes this feeling stronger is that your able to share the experience with others. Waking up to forests again was something I do dearly miss and being able to walk to a large lake and just enjoy the scene is something that I was so glad to sit down and enjoy again, and while taking the steps of just getting to point A to point B there's a stream of silence in the air. No cars, no radios, no busy traffic noises, nothing...its just you, the land, the trees, the water, and the sky. When we had just arrived at the campsite it was somewhat crowded and noisy a bit, but that was because we had arrived on a Saturday evening, then when Sunday came along everyone slowly started to pack-up and go. then by Monday morning, we were the only ones basically there. there were other campers but they too were off a bit away so we actually had a huge campground all to ourselves, it was really nice *wags*
Spending time with  TherianW0LF and Dakota was something I really needed to do, and to just to spend time with them while escaping everything was even nicer and made everything so much better. Now that I'm back here, without net (hence why I haven't been posting), I'm back to working, saving up, and seeing where life takes me for Matsi and I and hopefully by the end of this year, we're ready enough to set out again. To where, we don't know, but definitely out of this overrated place known as the sunny state of California.

Till then I wish everyone good fortune and lots of *licks and nuzzles* and have a good one

~Kota and Matsi