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| Below: The two RV
Gypsies were all alone on a dock with a closed-up cabin at the end of the
dock. They decided to take a closer look at the cabin while waiting for
the pilot to return with John and Tina. |
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Below: The cabin was closed
up tightly but two beautiful chairs and two kayaks hung from the porch
roof. |
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| Below: On the porch
it appeared that beer cans were torn out of a plastic bag and clawed
open. The flip-top lid of the cans were NOT opened.
Upon further research, the two RV Gypsies found bear footprints and a trampled
path leading from the porch into the woods. SCARY STUFF !!!! |
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Now
if a bear drank this beer, the two RV Gypsies do NOT
want to meet that drunk beer in the woods! No thank you! And
guess what - there was no place for the two RV Gypsies to escape to should
a bear appear. Drunk bear or sober bear, it really would not matter. There
was nowhere to go for safety and the two RV Gypsies were totally alone
in the middle of nowhere, with nobody else around, no cell service, and
no way to get help if needed. Oh My! |
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| Native Alaskans have
previously told the two RV Gypsies to back away from grizzly bears, wave
their arms and look big, but as seen in the below photos, the only place
to back up to would be the end of the dock. It would not help to jump into
the lake because bears can swim too. There were a couple of cabins on the
other side of the lake, but they were empty too, and even if they were not,
they could not cross the lake to be of any help. So if a bear did come back
to this cabin, there would be no place for the two RV Gypsies to go, and
no one around to help them. But hopefully, the clawed-open beer cans have
been there a long time, and the bear, or bears, are long gone and will not
return. |
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Above - Karen
Duquette on the dock with a hitch-hiking sign? Why? Nobody is anywhere
near them! - LOL |
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| Below: The small dots that are barely visible
in the photo below on the left are tiny bugs swarming all over by the dock. |
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HERE COMES Jason the pilot with THE FLOATPLANE and John and Tina to pick
up the two RV Gypsies. They are saved!!!! Hooray! |
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| Below: Lee Duquette told John about the beer
cans that were clawed open. Tina did not get out of the floatplane. Nobody
wanted to go closer to the dock, they just wanted to leave the area in the
floatplane as quickly as possible. |
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